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Movie review: The Mummy (2017) directed by Alex Kurtzman
Product info: Nick Morton (Tom Cruise) is a soldier of fortune who plunders ancient sites for timeless artifacts and sells them to the highest bidder. When Nick and his partner come under attack in the Middle East, the ensuing battle … Continue reading
Posted in fantasy action movie, movie review, zombie movie
Tagged 2017 movie, a stupid hero, a stupid heroine, alex kurtzman, ancient egypt, iraq, London, mummy, stupid plot
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Movie review: Franklyn directed by Gerald McMorrow (2008)
I would like to thank dearest Melfka who told me about this film – you rock! Product info (from Wikipedia): Split between the parallel realities of contemporary London and the otherworldly metropolis of Meanwhile City, Franklyn follows the tales of … Continue reading
Posted in dark fantasy, drama, movie review, psychological
Tagged franklyn, gerald mcmorrow, insanity, London, love, movie review, religion, revenge, too much of everything
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A Sticky End (Mitch Mitchell Mystery 03) by James Lear
Synopsis (from Goodreads): Best friends and sometimes lovers Edward “Mitch” Mitchell and Harry “Boy” Morgan have been in terrible jams before — their adventures of murder, mystery, and unstoppable sex have madeThe Back Passage and The Secret Tunnel international bestellers. … Continue reading
Posted in book review, crime, erotica, historically-flavoured, lgbtq
Tagged 20s of the 20th century, homosexuality, james lear, London, mitch mitchell series, series alert
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Movie review: 28 Days Later (2003) directed by Danny Boyle
Movie info: Animal activists invade a laboratory with the intention of releasing chimpanzees that are undergoing experimentation. They don’t know that the animals have been infected by a new virus that causes rage. After ignoring the pleas of a scientist on … Continue reading
Posted in contemporary thriller/horror, movie review, zombie movie
Tagged 28 days later, Danny Boyle, infection, London, zombies
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Review: The Naming of the Beasts (Felix Castor 05) by Mike Carey
Synopsis: Felix Castor, known as Fix, is a London lay exorcist, currently self-employed. If you think that ‘lay’ and ‘exorcist’ constitute an oxymoron, think again. Felix hasn’t been to church since he was 6; still he firmly believes in Heavens, … Continue reading
Posted in book review, contemporary, crime, paranormal, Uncategorized, urban fantasy
Tagged crime mystery, demons, exorcist, Felix Castor, ghosts, London, main lead is a jerk, Mike Carey, The Naming of the Beasts
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Review: The Unlikely Spy by Daniel Silva
Synopsis: “In wartime,” Winston Churchill wrote, “truth is so precious that she should always be attended by a bodyguard of lies.” For Britain’s counterintelligence operations, this meant finding the unlikeliest agent imaginable-a history professor named Alfred Vicary, handpicked by Churchill … Continue reading
Posted in book review, historical, thriller
Tagged Daniel Silva, historical fiction, IIWW, London, The Unlikely Spy, thriller
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