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August 28, 2012

NOVEL: The Panic Pure, by Harper Kingsley [mm suspense] – Chapter Three

Genre: mm suspense thriller Rating: mature Summary: Danny froze for a moment, his eyes focused on Marshal's hand as though he thought it was something poisonous. The look in his eyes was so panicked that Marshal started to pull his hand back and assure him that it was all right, he didn't need a handshake or anything else from him. }

August 21, 2012

NOVEL: The Panic Pure, by Harper Kingsley [mm suspense] – Chapter Two

Title: The Panic Pure Author: Harper Kingsley Genre: mm suspense thriller Rating: mature Summary: The room was claustrophobic and filled with screens showing scenes from all over the building and outside. There was a small, thin-faced man sitting on one of the swivel chairs. He looked them over disinterestedly before going back to what he was doing. }

August 11, 2012

NOVEL: The Panic Pure, by Harper Kingsley [mm suspense] – Chapter One

Title: The Panic Pure Author: Harper Kingsley Genre: mm suspense thriller Rating: mature Summary: Marshal and Joanna come to question Danny about the disappearance of one of his employees. }

March 11, 2012

RE MOVIE: Untraceable [drama, thriller]

Title: Untraceable (2008)
Genre: drama, thriller
Directed by: Gregory Hoblit
Written by: Robert Fyvolent (screenplay), Mark Brinker (screenplay), Allison Burnett (screenplay)
Actors: Diane Lane, Billy Burke, Colin Hanks
aStore: DVD, Blu-Ray, digital

The first time I saw a trailer for this back in 2008, I thought it was going to be another one of those stupid “Killer guy has a website and everyone that visits it *mysteriously* dies” type of movies, but I was pleasantly surprised.

I bought the DVD on sale and wasn’t really expecting too much when I watched it. Sure, there’s lots of stupid stuff going on and you can totally be like “Why the hell would she get back in the car?” But come on, it’s a movie, it’s for entertainment, and I honestly really enjoyed it.

You have a guy killing people on his website, building crafty machines that use the hit counter to decide how long someone is going to live. So of course everyone in America was going to check out the site, they got told not to!

It’s kind of a grim commentary about the kind of people we are. We might not go out and kill someone personally, but we have no problem taking a peek at a dead body. Wasn’t that the whole premise of that coming of age story “Stand By Me” where someone asks “Do you wanna see a dead body?” and everyone unanimously replied, “Hell yeah!”

If you suspend some of your belief in the FBI and the police being able to track some guy down, this is actually a pretty good popcorn movie. There’s just enough ick — guy gets killed by sunlamp, guy gets melted by sulfuric acid — that you root for the good guys, and there’s some fairly clever death machines … Read the rest “RE MOVIE: Untraceable [drama, thriller]”