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BRIGHT YOUNG WOMEN BY JESSICA KNOLL – REVIEW
June 9, 2024 AngeLeave a comment
True crime as an industry is often said to shed light on heinous crimes
committed by the most nefarious criminals — but what results from that is
instead of paying attention to the victims’ or survivors’ accounts, and their
need for support and resources, we’ve come to morbidly fixate on the psyche of
the perpetrators.
“Bright Young Women” shifts this perspective. Inspired by the Ted Bundy case,
Jessica Knoll illustrates well-rounded characters who are victims or survivors
of a serial killer on the loose. This story is told from two first-person
narratives, one from the perspective of Pamela, a bright and assiduous
university student as well as the president of her sorority who strives to seek
justice for her friends, and another one from Ruth, a young woman who was on a
path of success but became one of the early victims of the serial killer Decades
later, Ruth’s girlfriend, Tina, works with Pamela, fighting tooth-and-nail to
put this case to an end.
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THE FIRST OMEN (2024) REVIEW – A HORROR PREQUEL WITH VISCERAL IMAGERY BUT A
BANAL PLOT
May 30, 2024May 31, 2024 AngeLeave a comment
The fiery pits of hell are often feared as a supernatural force that could
devour the human race at its worst, but what The First Omen unveils is that
these fires are stoked by men themselves.
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POOR THINGS – REVIEW OF ALASDAIR GRAY’S NOVEL & YORGOS LANTHIMOS’
FILM ADAPTATION
May 25, 2024May 25, 2024 AngeLeave a comment
> “Truth, beauty and goodness are not mysterious, they are the commonest, most
> obvious, most essential facts of life, like sunlight bread, and air.”
There’s been a resurgence of eccentric cinema that draws the experiences of the
oddball and critiques the sheepish dull standards we’re supposed to stick to,
and Yorgos Lanthimos’ film Poor Things does that, and more. While the tale seems
to be based on very recent commentary about today’s society, this film is based
on Alasdair Gray’s experimental novel from 1992. Both celebrating weirdness and
feminism, the pieces of media nevertheless have a slighly different focus, and
here’s how:
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RED RUNS THE WITCH’S THREAD BY VICTORIA WILLIAMSON – REVIEW (ULTIMATE BLOG TOUR)
April 19, 2024April 19, 2024 AngeLeave a comment
> “You’re free now, Christian,” he’d told her. “We’re all free of the scourge of
> witches.”
Book Info
Genre: Historical Fiction, Adult Horror
Publisher: Silver Thistle Press
Length: 171 pages
Date Published: April 2024
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SECOND STAR TO THE LEFT BY MEGAN VAN DYKE – REVIEW (BBNYA FINALIST 2023
BLOG TOUR)
April 5, 2024April 5, 2024 AngeLeave a comment
About BBNYA
BBNYA is a yearly competition where book bloggers from all over the world read
and score books written by indie authors, ending with 15 finalists and one
overall winner.
If you want some more information about BBNYA, check out the BBNYA Website or
take a peek over on Twitter @BBNYA_Official. BBNYA is brought to you in
association with the @Foliosociety (if you love beautiful books, you NEED to
check out their website!) and the book blogger support group @The_WriteReads.
Book details
Length: 304 Pages
Genre: Fantasy, Romance
Age Category: Adult
Date Published: 15 February 2022
Amazon links:
Canada
USA
UK
Goodreads | StoryGraph
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THIS SKIN WAS ONCE MINE AND OTHER DISTURBANCES BY ERIC LAROCCA – REVIEW
April 2, 2024April 22, 2024 AngeLeave a comment
Eric LaRocca has always fused body horror with the regular, almost ‘mundane’
horror that comes with the complex dynamics of interpersonal relationships. This
anthology is no different, specifically focusing on more gothic settings like
the childhood homes of the bereaved ones. They have a unique way of bringing
grief to the surface, opening it up — quite literally, to expose it and excavate
it from the depths of something the characters didn’t know existed.
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FORGOTTEN SISTERS BY CYNTHIA PELAYO – REVIEW
March 31, 2024March 31, 2024 AngeLeave a comment
A genre-bending novel of twists, fairy tale, and crime, “Forgotten Sisters”
divulges the mystery of the sudden disappearances of men near the Chicago River
and the inexplicable bond between two sisters, Anna and Jennie. We follow Anna
and Detective Kowalski’s perspectives, and through their eyes a rich history of
Chicago along with a retelling of The Little Mermaid.
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APPARITIONS BY ADAM POTTLE – REVIEW
February 29, 2024March 1, 2024 AngeLeave a comment
“My first language wasn’t Sign. It was violence. When they spoke to me — when
anyone speaks to me — they speak in ghosts. That’s what words are. We don’t see
them, but we feel them.”
Many of us don’t know what it’s like to be deprived of language, but the main
character of ‘Apparitions’ does — which means he’s also deprived of love,
knowledge, understanding, and the ability to process what goes on around him,
and in people’s minds. With the Deaf teenager having grown up in an extremely
abusive and neglectful household, his purview finally broadens when he meets
another fellow Deaf teenager, Felix, at the mental institution he’s placed in.
Learning Sign Language changes everything for him, and Felix does too. But with
Felix’s past, the tool that the nameless teen has acquired to communicate and
navigate the world becomes a wrench for Felix to twist and pull to revolve
around his own ambitions.
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ANNIHILATION BY JEFF VANDERMEER – REVIEW
February 28, 2024February 28, 2024 Ange2 Comments
This is a surreal, weird, and profound epistolary novel told through a
fascinating narrative with a heavy emphasis on semiotics. With the mysterious
Area X seemingly ‘destabilizing’ whatever is in it, the four scientists find
that exploring the abandoned place means exploring their own identity as well.
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2023 FILM WRAP-UP: RANKING + STATS
January 31, 2024January 31, 2024 AngeLeave a comment
2023 was an amazing year for films, especially for horror — and same as my
reading wrap-up, I watched more films than expected. Here are all the films of
2023 I’ve watched, ranked from best to worst:
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RECENT POSTS
* Bright Young Women by Jessica Knoll – Review June 9, 2024
* The First Omen (2024) review – A horror prequel with visceral imagery but a
banal plot May 30, 2024
* Poor Things – Review of Alasdair Gray’s novel & Yorgos Lanthimos’
film adaptation May 25, 2024
* Red Runs the Witch’s Thread by Victoria Williamson – Review (Ultimate
Blog Tour) April 19, 2024
* Second Star to the Left by Megan Van Dyke – Review (BBNYA Finalist 2023
Blog Tour) April 5, 2024
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