
David McK (3562 KP) rated Dead of Night in Books
Apr 24, 2023
He is then pulled into an investigation of a separate murder (again, is it such? The parents believe so, but the state does not) of a child which, as events transpire, seems to have more and more to do with the death of the SS doctor.
So I could see from roughly a third of the way into this where it was going. And it is horrifying that these events - well, maybe not *these* exact events, but very very similar ones - took place routinely in 1940 Nazi Germany.
Learn from history.
So it will never be repeated.

Possess
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We Are Not Like Them
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#FollowMe for Murder
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Murder is about to go viral for social media influencer Coco Cline. After selling a tech startup...

Dead on Ice (A Lovers in Crime Mystery #1)
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Uneasy Prey
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Dean (6927 KP) rated Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City (2021) in Movies
Dec 9, 2021 (Updated May 1, 2022)
It's good to see it pay homage to the games and feature the key characters. It's a bit slow at the start but you then get some of key scenes from the mansion and set at the Police station. They still could have done a bit more at these locations, some action shots did whizz by. Maybe feature more of the creatures from the games.
So far from great but definitely one fans will enjoy. Will you take the shotgun? Oh yes!

The Immortal Detective (The Immortal Detective #1)
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Sometimes being immortal makes you wish you were dead. Celeste Crenshaw has survived her...
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David McK (3562 KP) rated Hancock (2008) in Movies
Apr 11, 2021 (Updated Jul 11, 2022)
Straightening the leaning tower of Pisa, blowing out the Olympic torch, drinking, etc?
That's pretty much how this film starts, with Will Smith's Hancock a hard-drinking, hard-living (and miserably lonely) 'superhero' more concerned about his next drink than saving the day.
However, when he recues publicist Ray Embrey (Jason Bateman), Hancock soon becomes convinced to change his way of life, voluntarily surrendering himself to the authorities (who are sick of the damage he has caused and the ensuing financial implications of the same) and going to prison until the public starts missing him and the police need his help.
There is a real surprise in the third Act of the film, which does take it in a totally different direction that it had been going up to that point.

The Dark (Lacey Flint #5)
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When a baby is snatched from its pram and cast into the river Thames, off-duty police officer Lacey...