WENDIGO
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When something or someone butchers a man and leaves his broken body in the woods, can two friends, a...
supernatural horror story
Cold Granite (Logan McRae #1)
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Christmas is coming, cold, dark and wet, bringing death with it. DS Logan McRae is having a bad...
Incapability Brown
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No job. No home. No boyfriend. No clue... Meet Izzy Brown… Banished to darkest Yorkshire...
The Well of Ascension (Mistborn, #2)
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The impossible has happened. The Lord Ruler is dead has been vanquished. But so too is Kelsier the...
Scott Tostik (389 KP) rated Wrong Turn (2021) in Movies
Mar 17, 2021
Little did I know.
The 2021 edition of Wrong Turn doesn't have deformed monstrosities stalking their prey through the woods and hills of the North Carolina. It doesn't have a spider monkey inbred that could climb a tree in ,4 seconds.
What it does have is an entire community of people living in the hills. A community that has their own laws. Their own court. Their own due process. And the results are quite impressive.
Movie begins off innocently enough 6 friends backpacking through the woods and hills of the mountains.
What follows is a messy, twisted romp that reminds me of the short lived tv series called "Outsiders". But with an R rating and some eye gouging and throat slitting and blood spilling...
I'm not gonna say it's a welcome edition to the Wrong Turn franchise... But it's really not a Wrong Turn movie... It should've been called The Foundation... Or even Wrong Turn: The Foundation... Would've made more sense.
Destined Dragons (Dragons of New York #3)
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Roxy is just a normal girl working hard to achieve her dreams. Until she saves someone's life, gets...
Murder Most Sweet
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Everyone in Lake Potawatomi, Wisconsin, knows Teddie St. John. Tall, curly-haired Teddie is a superb...
ClareR (5911 KP) rated The Household in Books
Jun 25, 2024
Charles Dickens doesn’t feature in this book, although he is mentioned. This wonderful novel is all about the women.
Angela has been stalked for many years, her life made a misery by a man that no one takes seriously. He has been released from prison for another crime (as stalking wasn’t a crime until recently), and Angela is dreading the moment when he turns up again. And you just know it’s going to happen.
There is also the matter of a missing girl: one of the inhabitants of Urania Cottage has lost contact with her young sister, and she’s missing from the big house she worked in.
This book was captivating - the attention to historical detail, the development of the characters (particularly Angela and Martha), the way that with a modern eye, it’s supremely frustrating that young women of any class were held in such low regard. But these women do fight to get the life they want, and that must have been a reasonably rare occurrence.
This is well worth a read - another fantastic read from Stacey Halls!
