Review by CJ
Page count:
342
ISBN:
9781101985366
They are the Final Girls. Lisa. Quincy. Samantha. Three women who were the sole survivors of separate mass murders, lumped together by the media.
When Lisa commits suicide, Samantha decides that the remaining two Final Girls should meet. The more than Samantha turns her life upside down, the more Quincy begins to question her past and what she thought she knew happened the night she lived.
Review by CJ
Director:
Jason Krawczyk
Starring:
Henry Rollins, Kate Greenhouse, Jordan Todosey
Other notable appearances:
Booboo Stewart, Steven Ogg
Running time:
99 minutes
Watch this if you liked:
Pulp Fiction, From Dusk Till Dawn, Planet Terror
Immortal cannibal Jack has his life turned upside down by the daughter he never knew he had. When his past catches up with her, Jack must decide whether or not to put aside his life of bingo and sleep to save her.
Review by CJ
Page count:
320
Format:
Paperback
ISBN:
9780765334794
In the year 2456, ensigns Dahl, Duvall, Hanson, Finn and Hester are assigned to the flagship of the Universal Union, the Intrepid.
Soon after beginning their new assignments, the ensigns discover that all is not what it seems on the Intrepid. High death rates, miraculous discoveries and remarkable officer recoveries are just some of the regular anomalies. It falls to Dahl and his friends to save not only themselves but all of redshirt-kind.
Review by CJ
Page count:
432
Format:
Hardcover
ISBN:
9780062663115
A collection of four short novels with different themes spanning genres that are all tied together by featuring bizarre weather occurrences. Continue reading Strange Weather by Joe Hill (2017)
Article by Kris
I got myself a new gaming laptop for Christmas. The old one was seven years old (which meant it had lasted for purpose beyond most of my adult relationships) and was starting to drag along a little bit. Never one to let insufficient tech stop me from getting a payday bargain, the new computer has freed up a dozen games sitting in my Steam library that I’ve previously been unable to play. Among them is a robust release about running a mercenary company in a time of greatswords and goblins. It’s called Battle Brothers.
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