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The Housemaid’s Secret by Frieda McFadden is the second book in The Housemaid trilogy. I remember really liking The Housemaid, so I was really hyped for this second installment. Being that the stories are not really interconnected, reading the previous books isn’t a requirement. This one has a nice psychological twist, but I don’t believe…
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Each year, horror fans are treated to a couple of movies that have a bit more budget than the rest, have a bit more star power, more advertisement, more hype as well as being directed by a more prominent director. Weapons falls into that horror movie category in 2025. While the story and premise were…
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This must be the third time I’ve watched this incredible Korean crime thriller, and it never fails to amaze me. Many recent posts about the top Korean movies of all time often include Memories of Murder on the list. Since it had been a while since my last viewing, I decided to revisit it to…
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Hey guys, look it here: this mini six-episode series is some BAT SHIT CRAZY STUFF! Seriously, what the fuck happened here?! 😂 To be sure, it has been a long while since I watched anything related to Ju-On. In fact, it was likely just the original movie that I watched and not much after that.…
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The Silent Patient by Alex Michaelides is a dark psychological thriller novel about a woman found guilty of murdering her husband via multiple gunshot wounds within their home. Due to her refusal to talk afterwards, she’s been transferred to a psychiatric ward. Years later, after her notoriety and publicity have come down a bit, psychotherapist…
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Revival had an okay premise. I was drawn to the show mainly because I had such a great time watching In the Flesh, a British TV series about zombies being rehabilitated to be able to rejoin society. It was an awesome series that unfortunately was canceled after two seasons due to budget cuts. While Revival…
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The Outlaw Ocean by Ian Urbina takes the readers on a bleak and almost dystopian view of life out in the deep ocean. With almost four years of hands-on experience traveling to countries to report on the myriad of topics and stories for the book, it’s a sobering and also horrifying experience to really learn…
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Well, look it here. Another movie where you’d better put on your thinking caps because, hey, you’re going to be forced to deduce just what the hell is going on when the credits start rolling. But at the very least, it stars Rosamund Pike and Matthew Rhys. I sort of liked Hallow Road because it…
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Man, what a disappointment! While I wasn’t particularly hyped for this specific movie, I usually get excited to watch an international horror flick. I did see some posts for this on Reddit, but per usual, I tend to ignore them to avoid any spoilers. Unfortunately, what this movie boils down to is an incredibly simple…
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I want to thank Shudder for greenlighting this project. They prove that if you can think of a horror movie idea, regardless of how cliché it is and what your budget is, there is a chance that they will greenlight it, as evident with House on Eden. The bar has been set so low that…
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