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Merissa (14040 KP) created a post

May 1, 2026  
"A dinner to die for!" 🍴🕵️

A guest post and giveaway for MURDER, LOCAL STYLE (AN ORCHID ISLE MYSTERY #3) by LESLIE KARST is live on the blog today! This delicious blend of traditional, cosy, and soft-boiled mystery serves up sun-drenched Hawaiian atmosphere, a cast of suspects, and enough intrigue to make any dinner party feel distinctly dangerous. ✨🌺

Head over to the blog to read the guest post and enter the giveaway!

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Sarah (7800 KP) rated It Comes At Night (2017) in Movies

Jul 25, 2017  
It Comes At Night (2017)
It Comes At Night (2017)
2017 | Horror
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5.8 (27 Ratings)
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Full of tension and paranoia (1 more)
Great acting
Raises far too many questions (1 more)
Not a traditional horror
Tense and interesting, but ultimately disappointing
I knew little about this film other than it was billed as an 'end of the world' type horror, although as with most films I was fairly sceptical.

First off, this isn't a traditional horror so if you go in expecting a slasher flick, you'll be severely disappointed. However it is very tense, and I found myself feeling very uneasy throughout the entire film (but in a good way). The acting itself was great too and I think as a story, the main idea of the plot was good, I just don't think they quite pulled it off in reality.


I'm of the opinion that sometimes in films etc that less is more, that drawing your own conclusions is sometimes better than being spoon fed an entire story. My issue with this film is that it goes a little too far and it barely answers any questions. It doesn't explain anything and by the end it just leaves you with a "WTF just happened?". If they had just answered at least some of the questions raised, this review would've been so much better.