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Leanne Crabtree (480 KP) rated The Emperor's Edge (The Emperor's Edge, #1) in Books
Jan 11, 2021
Wow! This book is amazing if you enjoy fantasy stories.
It is so addictive with its whodunit/who's-in-on-it plot. They might be a bit of an odd bunch but they're all likeable in one way or another.
This is the second book I've read by Lindsay Buroker and I think its fair to say she's well on her way to being another favourite author :D
It is so addictive with its whodunit/who's-in-on-it plot. They might be a bit of an odd bunch but they're all likeable in one way or another.
This is the second book I've read by Lindsay Buroker and I think its fair to say she's well on her way to being another favourite author :D
Kevin Phillipson (9928 KP) rated A haunting in Venice (2023) in Movies
Sep 27, 2023
Kenneth branagh (1 more)
Tina fey
It's better than death on the nile but as great as murder but it's poirot its the mustache Solving another murder but this time its venice u got plenty of suspects red herrings the usual stuff u would expect to see in a whodunit but adding supernatural element to the plot which works if u like a good murder mystery then this you're movie
Better than most thrillers
As a debut book it is a confident stride into novels
Having a journalist AND a girl in a coma as protagonists was a brave move that paid off.
A whodunit that mostly avoids treading the same paths as its peers while not being formulaic - made a refreshing change and reignited my interest in this genre.
Having a journalist AND a girl in a coma as protagonists was a brave move that paid off.
A whodunit that mostly avoids treading the same paths as its peers while not being formulaic - made a refreshing change and reignited my interest in this genre.
Dean (6921 KP) rated Slasher - Season 2 in TV
Oct 4, 2018
Great Slasher series
Another good Slasher series with a different story and cast from the first. Definitely one Slasher fans will love. It's dark, violent and very gory for a TV series. There are plenty of twists and turns in the plot with a good whodunit element as well. With so few decent films of the genre around lately it's great to find an 8 part series that does it so well.
Dean (6921 KP) rated Happy Death Day (2017) in Movies
Jul 13, 2018 (Updated Oct 30, 2021)
Groundhog Slasher
A light hearted tongue in cheek take on the Slasher genre. Featuring a Groundhog day angle of living and dying the same day over and over. It has its funny moments and Jessica Rothe is great in her role. Mixed with a bit of a Whodunit? twist with plenty of suspects. Don't expect a violent gorefest and you should like this quite a bit.
Mixed Show
The first series is great, something very different to your normal shows, especially with the Artic setting. The first series is like a Whodunit in a small town with a small and rather odd population.
The following series got gradually weaker and weirder. Ending with a very short 3rd series that wasn't needed. Watch the first series, 2nd if you really enjoyed it but you're not missing much with the 3rd.
The following series got gradually weaker and weirder. Ending with a very short 3rd series that wasn't needed. Watch the first series, 2nd if you really enjoyed it but you're not missing much with the 3rd.
Rachel (48 KP) rated After She's Gone in Books
May 27, 2017
Tense and Surprising
This was a gripping book. The characters were all perfectly rounded and sympathetic and it really sucks you in.
There are a number of story threads running simultaneously and, whilst complex enough to be interesting, they never get confusing.
The 'whodunit' part of the novel is gripping yet it is so much more than that - ultimately it is a story of secrets and the far reaching consequences of them.
I really look forward to seeing much more of Maggie James!
There are a number of story threads running simultaneously and, whilst complex enough to be interesting, they never get confusing.
The 'whodunit' part of the novel is gripping yet it is so much more than that - ultimately it is a story of secrets and the far reaching consequences of them.
I really look forward to seeing much more of Maggie James!
Dean (6921 KP) rated Whiteout (2009) in Movies
Sep 12, 2017
Icy cool thriller
Well this seems to have been panned by the critics. Seems a few got the wrong idea and thought this was going to be like The Thing not sure why? ok it's no oscar winner, but it has an original setting for a whodunit thriller. Some of the actions scenes are hard to make out but that was the effect they went for. Overall it's not that bad, it has a twist or two and some action scenes to satisfy most people.
Dean (6921 KP) rated The Butterfly Effect 3: Revelations (2009) in Movies
Mar 7, 2019
A good 3rd entry
The 3rd in the Butterfly effect series. This straight to DVD film is pretty good and better than I expected. This time a guy uses the power to solve murders for the police, but can he just observe when it comes to his own girlfriends death? A good plot, if you like a thriller involving a serial killer theme or the other films you should like this. Quite bloody in some scenes, and you'll be pleased if you work out who the killer is before the end, I did!
Sarah (7798 KP) rated One of us is Lying in Books
Aug 16, 2017
Couldn't put this down
You know you're on to great book when you read 200+ pages in one evening sitting and have to tear yourself away to go to bed. This isn't a great literary masterpiece, but it's a fantastically gripping YA whodunit. The plot was interesting and I liked the structure, splitting it between each character's point of view. The main characters themselves are all well developed, flawed but still loveable. My only criticism is that I was slightly disappointed with the ending as I predicted it beforehand. But this is still a hugely entertaining read.