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Lyndsey Gollogly (2893 KP) rated Justice is Red : Dawn of the Red Eye in Books

Oct 16, 2023

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Justice is Red: Dawn of the Red Eye
By Peter Mckeirnon - Writer and Filmmaker
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Hydra City.
Corrupt to its core.

What was once a prosperous city, vibrant, and full of life is now a dark shadow of its former self.

One man is making a stand. A beacon of light burning bright through Hydra's darkest days. One man gives the people hope. One man gives them something to believe in.

His name, is Red Eye.

I freaking love this author. This gave me sun city vibes with that comic strip feel. Peter McKiernon has a way of making you feel that these characters could live just around the corner. His writing style is addictive. Loved this and really need more!!

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Bethr1986 (305 KP) rated For Better or For Worse (Deathly Beloved #2) in Books

Oct 28, 2022

For Better or For Worse (Deathly Beloved #2)

Miranda Grant | 2022 | Humor & Comedy, Romance, Science Fiction/Fantasy

10.0

(1 Ratings)

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Independent Reviewer for Archaeolibrarian - I Dig Good Books!

This is the second book in the Deathly Beloved series and I absolutely love it! There are so many emotions whirling around that I felt like I was on a roller coaster.

I have fallen in love with the main characters. I really hope that Richard and Arienna have a smooth-ish ride from here on out (probably not too smooth as she does enjoy her punishments!) I also highly hope Jace gets the love he deserves and can work through his feelings that he has bottled up inside!

I really can't rate this series high enough. Miranda is a fantastic writer in whatever she turns her hand to!

I'm ready for the next one Miranda!

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Lee (2222 KP) rated Ghost Stories (2018) in Movies

Apr 10, 2018 (Updated Apr 10, 2018)

Ghost Stories (2018)

2018 | Drama, Horror

7.0

(19 Ratings)

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Sadly I missed out on seeing Ghost Stories on stage when it played in London's West End a few years ago. By all accounts it was a hugely enjoyable and genuinely scary experience, which I would have loved!

The movie version is written by the guys behind the stage show. Jeremy Dyson (co-creator and writer of the brilliant 'League of Gentlemen' shows) and Andy Nyman (co-writer of some of Derren Brown's TV and stage shows), so if you're familiar with any of their work then you'll have an idea what you're in for.

Nyman also stars in the movie as cynical Philip Goodman, host of 'Psychic Cheats' - a TV show which sets out to debunk the con-men who prey on vulnerable people who are grieving for their lost loved ones. Goodman is now investigating three 'unexplained' cases, stories involving three men (Paul Whitehouse, Alex Lawther and Martin Freeman) who have all been deeply affected by an unexplained supernatural experience in their past. Nyman meets with each of them in turn, and they then recount their stories for us to enjoy.

The stories themselves work extremely well. The whole movie is set in a even drearier than usual England, and this dark and depressing setting only adds to the tension that gradually builds as each story unfolds. While the stories themselves aren't too scary, good use of sound and camera work really help to make things pretty unsettling and creepy. There are some obligatory jump scares along the way, and even some laugh out loud moments too.

Outside of the stories being told, strange things begin happening to too. This all builds to a bit of a WTF?! moment, which then begins unraveling nicely, piecing together parts of the movie and building to a very satisfying and enjoyable ending.