A Kill for the Poet (Chaser on the Rocks #2)
Book
A Kill for the Poet is the sequel to the acclaimed and bestselling A Chaser on the Rocks. It can...
Jason Nash
YouTube Channel
Hi I'm Jason Nash! And welcome to my channel. Some of you may know me from Vine or David Dobrik's...
Rosie's Travelling Tea Shop
Book
A gorgeous new novel from bestseller Rebecca Raisin! Coming soon. Readers love Rebecca Raisin! ...
Humour Romance
Final Assignment
Book
Private investigator Cal Weaver doesn’t know what to expect when he’s called to the home of...
Harley Quinn, Vol. 1: Hot in the City
Book
Fresh from BATMAN: DEATH OF THE FAMILY and SUICIDE SQUAD, Harley Quinn returns to her first solo...
Nervous System by Julia Michaels
Album
"Issues" is the debut single by American singer and songwriter Julia Michaels, recorded for her 2017...
Vampire Mine (Love at Stake, #10)
Book
“Sparks skillfully infuses her writing with a deliciously sharp wit….Wickedly fun.” ...
Mothergamer (1631 KP) rated Lucifer in TV
Jan 4, 2022
David McK (3773 KP) rated Alien: Romulus (2024) in Movies
Aug 17, 2024 (Updated Aug 17, 2024)
So between the two best entries in the franchise, in other words.
I found it also heavily dependant upon those movies, with several call-backs and references made to those (and even to the much-maligned 'Alien; Resurrection' and to 'Prometheus'); almost a case of 'pick the best bits and mash them together' in several parts.
Enjoyable enough, yes, but - to me - it doesn't reach the heights of the earlier entries.
groundedGeek (4 KP) rated Welcome to Night Vale in Podcasts
Jan 10, 2018 (Updated Jan 10, 2018)
Each episode features Cecil, the golden voiced community radio host updating you on the goings on in the desert town of Night Vale where the weird and bizarre are simply the norm. Usually something happens that becomes the central theme of that episode's story arc and Cecil comes back to it from time to time, updating us as he goes... and then it's always time for the "weather:" which is actually an indie artist song. Sometimes the musical guest is amazing, sometimes it is hit or miss, but it's a great way to hear and find new kind of obscure artists to listen to. When the "weather" is over, Cecil usually returns and wraps up the current storyline and the listener is left to fret and dismay as they are thrust back into the real world again and must wait until the next episode to return to their beloved Night Vale.
The writing is actually genius. No lie.


