The X-Files/30 Days of Night
Steve Niles, Tom Mandrake and Adam Jones
6.0
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* The darkness is coming to Wainright, Alaska. A group of frozen bodies are eerily and impossibly...
Doctor Who: The Tenth Doctor: Volume 5: Arena of Fear
Nick Abadzis and Elena Casagrande
9.0
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The Doctor and his friends, Captain Jack included, must battle for their lives in the sinister Arena...
I Am Not a Serial Killer (2016)
7.8
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In a small Midwestern town, a troubled teen with homicidal tendencies must hunt down and destroy a...
Peter G. (247 KP) rated Constantine (2005) in Movies
Jun 24, 2019
The story although very good is upstaged by great performances from all involved.
The special FX are great and compliment the action as the Angel's and demons battle it out.
LaBeouf for once doesn't annoy and Weis turning in double duty as both sisters is as good as ever. Little difficult to follow but worth it.
The Toll (2020)
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A socially awkward driver and a weary passenger try to make it to their destination while being...
Re-cycle (2006)
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A writer wants to get a glimpse of some genuine supernatural occurrences while doing research for a...
Kevin Phillipson (10072 KP) rated A Haunting in Venice (2023) in Movies
Sep 27, 2023
Ari Augustine (10 KP) rated The Deep in Books
May 4, 2020
Annie Hebley is a nurse who survived the sinking of Titanic and has since confined herself to an mental institution. However, at the start of The Deep, she is hired to work on the Britannica to help the wounded WW1 soldiers. What I love about this story is how well it blends actual history in between these moments of atmospheric supernatural events. We meet characters who were once very much alive on a ship that actually existed. There's something eerie about tethering such a story in a historical way that connects to the reader, and this element of the story certainly spoke to me. But what I loved MOST was how unreliable Annie was as a character. Her point of view jumped between 1912 and 1916, blurring the lines of reality even further. Although the pacing wasn't always consistent, I love, love, LOVED Katsu's writing.
Overall, I'd recommend The Deep to anyone with a dash of patience, a dangerous curiosity for the supernatural, and, well, anyone who lives creepy stories rooted in history.
Haunting in Old Tailem (Haunting Clarisse #3)
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An Australian Ghost town. A resident demon and a local Shaman. A confrontation with evil awaits. ...
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Suswatibasu (1703 KP) rated Pay the Ghost (2015) in Movies
Nov 4, 2017 (Updated Nov 4, 2017)
It surrounds Cage's missing child who disappeared on Halloween. There emerges a rather unclear pattern of missing children and bizarre otherworldly messages. Given that it is New York, it's difficult to see how they established a sequence of missing children as there were far more than just three children going missing on this day every year. And somehow Celtic folklore gets drafted in, where a mother, who was burned at the stake with her three children, seems to be the one taking these kids in revenge.
The end battle is almost comedic, as Cage gets strangled by a burnt witch while hovering in the sky and rotating simultaneously. It's pretty ridiculous - there's nothing that threads the story together, going from all out supernatural to thriller back to supernatural. A flakey story no doubt.