That Other Family
Book
Julie Walker thought she knew her life: three teenagers, a husband, and her job at the Ottawa...
Domestic Suspense
Crime Writer
Book
In the peaceful California coast city of Playa Maria, CRIME WRITER ZOEY KOZINSKI joins a local...
Suspense Psychological Thriller
Bone Pendant Girls (Andi Wyndham #1)
Book
Beware the Fisherman. Andi Wyndham has communicated with spirits since she was a kid. When a bone...
Paranormal Ghosts Thriller Suspense Mystery
Ghosting Academy (The Limerent Series #4)
Book
It’s been years since Amelie abandoned her home to become an elite agent of the Academy. In its...
Contemporary Urban Fantasy Psychological Suspense Thriller
Knuckledust (2020)
Movie
When a special police task force kick open the doors of elite underground fight den - Club...
LeftSideCut (3776 KP) rated Escape Room: Tournament of Champions (2021) in Movies
Mar 4, 2022
The first Escape Room is a relatively tight thriller, with multiple entertaining-as-hell set pieces, all wrapped up in a load of half-baked plot weirdness. This sequel doubles down on both of those things. The puzzle rooms themselves are more extravagant and ambitious, and sometimes, there's some tension on display. I just wish they would lean into the horror more and get gory!
However, the small semblance of plot is needlessly convoluted, and executed so poorly, that it doesn't make much sense, and it just doesn't matter. I wasn't annoyed that it was bullshit, because I just didn't care, as my brain cells slowly fizzled away.
Tournament of Champions is dumb and fun. Pretty forgettable, but a good enough time whilst it's happening.
Daughters of a Dead Empire
Book
Russia, 1918: With the execution of Tsar Nicholas, the empire crumbles and Russia is on the edge of...
Good Girls Die First
Book
Welcome to the most gripping thriller of the year: hugely entertaining, high-octane and...
The Legacy (A Thornton Mystery #4)
Book
A quiet tree-lined street in New Orleans erupts in panic when the body of Sally Wilcox is discovered...
Mystery Thriller
Dean (6927 KP) rated The Black Phone (2022) in Movies
Jun 23, 2022
Well it definitely exceeded expectations. Set in 1978 the whole look and feel of the film is great. It visually looks like it was made around that time with a strong retro vibe to it. Story wise it felt like a Stephen King adaptation. There is a strong element to the likes of Stand by me or even Stranger Things in terms of growing up and friendship while over coming a difficult time. Along with a supernatural twist and ideas from the genre, it has a great combination which together make it a really enjoyable watch. Check it out if you are a Stephen King fan especially.

