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Book Divas (227 KP) rated Surviving the Camp of Death in Books

Jul 12, 2019

Surviving the Camp of Death

Tamsen Horsnell | 2016 | Horror, Young Adult (YA)

9.0

(1 Ratings)

Book Rating

For People of All Ages

One look at the cover and you know this read is not a HEA. I am completely in awe of this fourteen-year-old author and I believe her to be an old soul. Very expressive storyline and The Spider and The Fly came suddenly into my mind particularly, "Will you walk into my parlor" simply because I became ensnared in the author's creative web.

The sad story of Sophie and Abby can be enjoyed by people of all ages and I can only imagine the bright future that's ahead for this writer.

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Russ Troutt (291 KP) rated Point Blank (2019) in Movies

Jul 15, 2019

Point Blank (2019)

2019 | Action, Thriller

6.1

(7 Ratings)

Movie Rating

While he's well known in the horror community, I feel enough people don't know Writer/Director Joe Lynch. His newest flick in which he directed, Point Blank, just dropped on Netflix recently. The cops are chasing after a criminal. A criminal is chasing after the truth. A nurse is chasing after his pregnant wife. The pregnant wife and unborn baby of said nurse is chasing after life. And Big D is chasing after that money shot for his movie, which I really want to see. But until Big D releases his directorial debut, you should check out Point Blank on Netflix.

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AJaneClark (3975 KP) rated Hush (2016) in Movies

Sep 4, 2019

Hush (2016)

2016 | Horror, Thriller

7.9

(28 Ratings)

Movie Rating

Great tension builder (0 more)

Flawed in places (0 more)

Silent suspense

Maddie (Kate Siegel) is a deaf writer, living a “quiet” life in the woods, secluded and alone, trying to heal after the breakdown of her last relationship.

Queue the bad guy played by John Gallagher Jr... and what follows is an 82 minute, interesting game of cat and mouse.

It’s a fresh take on the standard home invasion/slasher movie genre with the added element of her disability. Expect some great scenes, good acting from the small cast involved and no complicated storyline.

Try to overlook the inconsistencies, the plot holes and occasional predictability.