
Sound (The Last Note #1)
Book
A deadly curse. A young woman determined to survive. A mysterious stranger willing to do anything to...
Humour Paranormal Romance

Lucky Man (Heated Beat #2)
Book
Listening Length 4 hours and 11 minutes As a diehard music fan, a dirty, smoky gig is Vice Squad...
Contemporary MM Romance

Dare (Pixieland Diaries #3)
Book
***BEWARE*** If you don’t like pixies, then don’t read this diary. Also, if you don’t...
Young Adult Fantasy

The Twelve Ceasars
Book
'Suetonius, in holding up a mirror to those Caesars of diverting legend, reflects not only them but...

Ash vs Evil Dead
TV Show Watch
Ash is baaaack! Bruce Campbell reprises his "Evil Dead" film role as heroic, chainsaw-handed monster...

The Beast of Nightfall Lodge (The Institute for Singular Antiquities, #2)
Book
A mysterious explorer hires a team of adventurers to join him in a hunt for a monstrous beast, in...

Violins and Vampires (Vampires of the Daemonverse #1) by Cee Bee
Book
Lexa Kozlov must pay off her family's massive debt to the mob... all while raising even more money...
Novella Paranormal Romance Vampires

LeftSideCut (3776 KP) rated Lake Placid (1999) in Movies
Mar 9, 2022
The whole cast is great actually. Bridget Fonda and Bill Pullman are likable enough leads, even if they're generically molded to specifically fit this kind of film. Oliver Platt and Brendon Gleeson are incredibly entertaining supports and definitely make the movie more fun that it would be otherwise.
The legendary Stan Winston's effects work is top tier, and honestly, the flashes of CGI haven't aged too badly when all is said and done.
Lake Placid is certainly a product of its time, but it's a relic worth remembering. A unabashed, on-the-nose, 90s creature feature that did the double monster fake out before The Meg made it cool, and it's kind of glorious in its own special way.

The Royalist (William Falkland #1)
Book
William Falkland is a dead man. A Royalist dragoon who fought against Parliament, he is currently...

Lyndsey Gollogly (2893 KP) rated Time of Contempt in Books
Jun 3, 2024 (Updated Jun 3, 2024)
Book
Time of Contempt ( Witcher 2)
By Andrzej Sapkowski
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Geralt was always going to stand out, with his white hair and piercing eyes, his cynicism and lack of respect for authority ...but he is far more than just a striking-looking man. He's a witcher; his sorcerous powers, exhanced by elixers and long training, have made him a brilliant fighter and a merciless assassin. Yet he is no orderinary murderer; his targets are the vile fiends and demons that ravage the land. But first appearance ccan often be deceptive; not everything monstrous-looking is a monster ...and even the fairest can have a bite!
Although this one was a decent read I’m finding myself getting bored with these books at a certain point, I just can’t seem to focus and lose interest. Hoped the next one will be better.