Cry Your Way Home
Book
“Once upon a time there was a monster. This is how they tell you the story starts. This is a...
Science Is Fiction: 23 Films by Jean Painleve (2009)
Movie
Jean Painlevé was a film director, critic, theorist, and animator, yet his interests and studies...
Evo Explores - Perspective Puzzle
Games and Entertainment
App
• If something looks real - it is real! If you don't see a problem - there is no problem at all....
Understand the Unknown (Everworld #10)
Book
There are some things that you know you’ll never do. And though you may dream of riding a winged...
Darren Fisher (2447 KP) rated No One Gets Out Alive in Books
Nov 10, 2021 (Updated Nov 10, 2021)
A compelling read at times but certainly not scary. Or at least to me. Well written with a couple of amusing surreal moments but it was difficult to feel much for our leading lady. She really does make some questionable decisions. Also, it is a book of two halves. The second half (3 Years Later) is enjoyable enough but possibly unnecessary/unneeded?
Overall a very good read but not one I would feel the urge to read again.
☽LUNA☾ RAMBLING (2 KP) rated Twilight's Dawn (The Black Jewels, #9) in Books
Sep 24, 2018
Steve Fearon (84 KP) rated Escape From Tomorrow (2013) in Movies
Sep 26, 2018
Its a Lynchian dreamscape of a film, which hints at a lot but doesn't really every explain much, other than to suggest there is a dark undercurrent to Disney.
The fact is though that the narrative is untidy and weirdly paced, and can't ever really settle on what it is that it wants viewers to feel.
You can argue thats the point of this sort of film, but there doesn't feel like there is any cleverness to the confusion, just a movie that deliberately tries to unbalance you for no other reason than to have you unbalanced.
I don't really want to say much more other than that there are many better films out there than this, so only watch this if you really fancy a challenge.
Dean (6926 KP) rated Velvet Buzzsaw (2019) in Movies
Jan 12, 2020
Quite an odd film although not as odd or surreal as say @The Neon Demon (2016) but hard to describe as a horror. An interesting take on the art world and the manipulation of critics, owners, advisors to have a piece of the latest trend. Sadly it turns out to be quite average overall and would have benefitted from being a bit more unusual. A lot of the cast are wasted in small roles and unnecessary scenes.
Kirk Bage (1775 KP) rated The Princess Bride (1987) in Movies
Mar 3, 2020
The Soldiers' Story: Vietnam in Their Own Words
Book
Veteran journalist Ron Steinman gathers candid reminiscences from seventy-six men (including Senator...