seen from Brazil
seen from China
seen from United States
seen from Jordan
seen from Malaysia
seen from Japan
seen from United States
seen from India
seen from Malaysia
seen from United Arab Emirates
seen from United States
seen from China
seen from India
seen from Philippines
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from Finland
seen from Romania
seen from Malaysia
seen from India
Sadako Vs Kayako
Sadako Vs. Kayako Released: 2016 Directed by: Koji Shiraishi I don’t know why we love to take cultural titans and pit them against each other so much. What is it about characters who are able to dominate their genre so well that makes us want to watch them compete for our attention? From Batman V Superman to Freddy Vs. Jason, and all of the Godzilla Vs Monster-of-the-Day films, this has long been…
View On WordPress
Fatal Frame
Fatal Frame Released: 2014 Directed by: Mari Asato “Have you heard of a curse that affects only girls?” With this opening line, Fatal Frame draws us into its mythos almost immediately. A dark, brooding boarding school for girls sets the stage. And from there on, the mysteries only intensify. The story begins with Aya, who is attending an all girls high school, and is quickly approaching…
View On WordPress
The Uninvited
The Uninvited Released: 2009 Director: The Guard Brothers The dreaded remake: the word alone makes most of us cringe. Often with good reason, as there have been a number of beloved horror classics that have been ripped apart in the process of trying to re-purpose them for a different audience. A film like A Tale of Two Sisters is rightfully one of the films lauded as a classic of the genre, and…
View On WordPress
The Winter People
The Winter People Released: 2014 By Jennifer McMahon Grief and isolation and popular recurring themes in horror fiction, for good reason: they bring out the dark sides in human nature. Time and time again, we see what people are capable of doing in the name of grief – and when no prying eyes are watching them. The Winter People takes these themes, with a dose of maternal love, and fosters them…
View On WordPress
Review for Hidden Heat by Carla Swafford
Hidden Heat Brothers of Mayhem #1 By: Carla Swafford Releasing February 16, 2016 Loveswept Format: eARC Source: Netgalley
Sizzling with passion and suspense, perfect for fans of Joanna Wylde and Julie Ann Walker, the Brothers of Mayhem series revs up as a headstrong beauty faces off against an outlaw motorcycle club—and falls for the bad boy she never saw coming. Cassidy Ryder refuses to be…
View On WordPress
Review for Against the Wall by Jill Sorenson
Review for Against the Wall by Jill Sorenson
Against the Wall Author: Jill Sorenson Genre: Contemporary Romance Pub Date: February 2, 2016 Publisher: Loveswept Format: eARC Source: Netgalley
Fans of Katie McGarry, Simone Elkeles, and Tammara Webber will loveAgainst the Wall! As teenagers, they fell for each other despite the odds. But now that Eric and Meghan are all grown up, they’re reunited by fierce passion and dangerous secrets. Eri…
View On WordPress
Christmas From Hell by R.L. Mathewson Review
Come and read my review for Christmas From Hell by @Rlmathewson
Christmas From Hell Author: R.L. Mathewson Series: A Neighbor From Hell #7 Genre: Contemporary Romance Pub Date: December 29th, 2015 Publisher: R.L. Mathewson via Smashwords
Duncan Bradford is used to putting other people first even the annoying little jinx that lives next door, but when the unexpected happens and he starts to see her in a whole new light, he decides that it’s time that he acts…
View On WordPress
The Merciless
Review of The Merciless by @dvegabooks
The Merciless Released: 2014 Written by: Danielle Vega I’ve never been much of a fan of Young Adult fiction. Blasphemous, I know. Ever since I was young, I buried my nose into the horror books that were intended for adults. This isn’t because I think Young Adult fiction is bad – a lot of it is really high quality, and perfect for its audience. It just wasn’t for me, and I occasionally felt that…
View On WordPress
