Despite Halo: Broken Circle being a stand alone story, John Shirley ties the events of this book to the video games sometimes subtly, but skilfully throughout.
Inner Space: A Novel is a proper page turner, and once the narrative has its hooks into you, you really do want to stick around to find out what happens.
It’s still got its eye-roll moments, but Gran Turismo: Based on a True Story is popcorn entertainment of a higher order than you might predict. True story.
Cobweb satisfies a very particular horror hunger. If you’re in the mood for something overblown and silly that - somehow - doesn’t lose its capability to thrill, then this is quite the meal.
Expend4bles feels like it was made with a gun to Sly’s head. It’s not filled with joy and silliness: it’s filled with compromises and the same-old, same-old.
Where does Poirot go from here? A mediocre box office suggests this might be his last outing. But there’s a tinge of sadness to that: with A Haunting in Venice, it finally felt like Poirot was going somewhere interesting.
The best way to enjoy Mother, May I? is to arrive with the correct assumptions. This is not a horror movie. It doesn’t even tickle the hairs on the back of the neck.
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