Three Poets of the First World War
Wilfred Owen, Isaac Rosenberg and Ivor Gurney
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This new selection brings together the poetry of three of the most distinctive and moving voices to...
Spine Chillers: Krampus
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Christmas is a time for peace and good dreams, but for Nick it would soon become a nightmare. When...
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Revelations
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Aster Worthington spearheads the First Contact Team who are unraveling a message from an alien race....
Science Fiction
The Collector
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Josie always liked visiting her grandmother's house. But when she's forced to move there, she starts...
Beneath the World, a Sea
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South America, 1990. Ben Ronson, a British police officer, arrives in a mysterious forest to...
The Whispering Muse
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Be careful what you wish for... it may just come true. At The Mercury Theatre in London's West...
The Case of the Ghost of Christmas Morning
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Anty Boisjoly tackles the strange case of a war hero who visits his old friends on Christmas morning...
Shadowed (Hollow City Coven #2)
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A frightful destination. A love that is destined. A fight to stay together. As Gillian and Shayne...
Adult Paranormal Romance Menage
David McK (3801 KP) rated Unbreakable (2000) in Movies
Oct 30, 2021
A bit of a strange movie to rate or describe.
I'm not sure whether to class this as a Comic book movie, a thriller, or something else entirely: It's not based on any comic (that I know of), but does have superheroes and villains as its main driving force.
In this, Bruce WIllis plays an everyman security guard who miraculously survives a train crash without a single cut or bruise, while Samuel L Jackson is his exact opposite: a man born with bones so brittle that they break at the slightest provocation.
As a M Night Syamalan movie, you'd be expecting a twist at the end - this, indeed, I feel is part of the problem: if Shyamalan wasn't known for twists, the ending would have had more impact than it did!!
Ghost Story (The Dresden Files, #13)
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Meet Harry Dresden, Chicago's first (and only) Wizard PI. Turns out the ‘everyday’ world is full...
