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Char wrote: "I am about to knock one off Mount TBR! It's only been on there for decades: The Uninvited
"Was it worth the wait?
Randy wrote: "Char wrote: "I am about to knock one off Mount TBR! It's only been on there for decades: The Uninvited
"Ah! I've wondered for years if it was a..."
Was the movie good? I'm hoping to track it down after I finish the book.
I'm currently rereading Coruscant Nights by Michael ReavesThis series is just as good as I remember! When reading I am reminded of his writing style in the old Batman Animated Series TV show. These books are good and have torn me away from the Matthew Corbett series I was attempting to tackle. I think all of the current Coruscant attention in Bad Batch and Mandalorian Season 3 have me even more excited about this revisisting. Looking forward to finishing this series again!
Char wrote: "Randy wrote: "Char wrote: "I am about to knock one off Mount TBR! It's only been on there for decades: The Uninvited
"Ah! I've wondered for yea..."
The movie has been a favorite of mine since I first saw it. It's on par with the best of '40s horror movies, like the Val Lewton horror movies, but with a higher budget that could pull in a name cast. A couple of the effects may seem creaky by today's standards, but mostly it eschews effects for acting.
Randy wrote: "Char wrote: "Randy wrote: "Char wrote: "I am about to knock one off Mount TBR! It's only been on there for decades: The Uninvited
"Ah! I've won..."
Sounds perfect for me! I will see if I can find it On Demand once I've finished the book. I'm excited to finally be reading this one, I hope I'm not jacking myself up too much, know what I mean? lol
The Tao of Bill Murray: Real-Life Stories of Joy, Enlightenment, and Party Crashing
by Gavin Edwards
David wrote: "The Tao of Bill Murray: Real-Life Stories of Joy, Enlightenment, and Party Crashing [bookcover:The Tao of Bill Murray: Real-Life Stories of Joy, Enlightenment, and Party Crashing|28..."I loved that book David! I hope you do too! Bill Murray is a one of a kind national treasure. :)
inciminci wrote: "I am reading Last Days by Brian Evenson. I love reading Evenson, I could read his books forever."Can you believe I haven't read his work, other than a short story or intro here and there?
Char wrote: "inciminci wrote: "I am reading Last Days by Brian Evenson. I love reading Evenson, I could read his books forever."Can you believe I haven't read his work, other tha..."
Oh, Char, he's a delight! Though, this is the first time I read a novel by him, I only ever read his short story collections and those stories are really far out. I'd say it's definitely more weird rather than straight horror literature.
Keep him in mind next time you wonder what to read next!
David wrote: "Smoke and Mirrors: Short Fiction and Illusions
by Neil Gaiman"I enjoyed that Gaiman collection, a really nice mix of fantasy and horror in a range of tones.
Reading White Horse by Erika T. Wurth, which started a bit slow (too many other things going on to concentrate) but which has a hold on me now.
Don't Take Away the Light by J.N. Williamson
I’m re-reading this, one of my Top 10 Horror Novels of All Time. A fantastic book that almost nobody has ever even heard of.
inciminci wrote: "Char wrote: "inciminci wrote: "I am reading Last Days by Brian Evenson. I love reading Evenson, I could read his books forever."Can you believe I haven't read his wo..."
Oh will do...I think I already own a collection or two of his.
If you like him, you might like the work of Brian A. Hopkins. I believe Evenson wrote an intro for one of his collections.
Christopher wrote: "
Don't Take Away the Light by J.N. Williamson
I’m re-reading this, one of my Top 10 Horror Novels of All Time. A fantastic book that almo..."
So noted!
Kenneth wrote: "I really liked The Only Good Indians by Stephen Graham Jones so I am currently reading
."I loved The Only Good Indians as well!
I started Victor LaValle's latest: Lone Women. (I got an ARC, but I'm behind in my reading.)
Started The Last House on Needless Street by Catriona Ward. After that I'm going to try Nightmares and Dreamscapes by Steven King.
Char wrote: "inciminci wrote: "Char wrote: "inciminci wrote: "I am reading Last Days by Brian Evenson. I love reading Evenson, I could read his books forever."Can you believe I h..."
Thank you Char, I added him to my tbr.
I’m currently taking a small break from grotesque by natsuo kirino and I’m reading negative space by BR Yeager !!
Danny wrote: "Mila- oooh I want to read that I keep hearing it’s weird and great"I'm enjoying it so much so far!!! I fear im going to read it too fast and then re-read it again just to get to my favorite "what the f*!!!" bits haha ^^;
Daniel wrote: "The arc of ,”Ghost”, by Iian Rob Wright. Part of ,”The Cursed Manuscripts “, series. Amazing!"
Glad to hear it's good. I pre-ordered that one and still have the other books in the "Manuscripts" series to read. I want to get to them soon (along with a few hundred other books! lol)
Glad to hear it's good. I pre-ordered that one and still have the other books in the "Manuscripts" series to read. I want to get to them soon (along with a few hundred other books! lol)
Kenneth wrote: "I really liked The Only Good Indians by Stephen Graham Jones so I am currently reading
."Kenneth, I just listened to an interview with SGJ on the Colors of The Dark Podcast (S3, E25, My Heart is a Chainsaw), and it was really great. He gives some book and movie recs, too. Seems like a really cool guy.
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It's only been on there for decades: The Uninvited
Ah! I've wondered for years if it was as good as the 1940s movie.