Five Nights at Freddy’s: The Fourth Closet by Scott Cawthon & Kira Breed-Wrisley
Book series Five Nights at Freddy’s still leaves quite a mixed impression. The mediocre Silver Eyes was followed by the frankly weak The Twisted Ones. With that mindset I approached The Fourth Closet — the final novel of the main trilogy, which, unlike the previous books, carries an 18+ label. Plot Some time passes after…
Five Nights at Freddy’s: The Twisted Ones by Scott Cawthon & Kira Breed-Wrisley
A while back, I reviewed the first book from the Five Nights at Freddy’s universe, and today we’ll continue exploring it with The Twisted Ones (sometimes referred to as a novella, and honestly, there’s a reason for that). Plot Some time has passed since the events of the first book. Our main character, Charlie, daughter…
Vampires in a small Town (Salem’s Lot by Stephen King)
Recently, a third adaptation of Salem’s Lot was released. So, today let’s revisit one of King’s most memorable novels, which is both very representative of early King and at the same time quite unique within his career as a whole.
Five Nights at Freddy’s: The Silver Eyes by Scott Cawthon & Kira Breed-Wrisley
To be honest – I was not going to familiarize myself with the universe of “Five Nights at Freddy’s”. Yes, I’ve heard of the game (I think everyone heard), but I didn’t play it (just watched let’s plays). But recently the movie came out, which managed to recoup its budget more than 10 times, and…
Scouts vs Worms (The Troop by Nick Cutter)
Do you like body-horror? Honestly, I don’t. But book “The Troop” came out with strange reviews: from “Disaster!” to “Masterpiece!” And, as is often the case, the truth, my truth, is exactly in the middle – not as bad as they say, but also nothing special or groundbreaking or anything like that. I will try…
Later by Stephen King
The book I’d like to talk about is the latest Stephen King novel I’ve read so far, “Later”. I read the book back in January. And I had hoped to do the video back in January… but it came out later.
The Good/Evil Writer (Stephen King’s The Dark Half)
Stephen King has some “impenetrable” works — books that are quite difficult to get through on the first try, even though they are not necessarily bad. I’d put The Regulators, Lisey’s Story, Rose Madder, The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon, and, of course, The Dark Half in this category. I attempted to read The Dark…
Lost in the Forest (The Ritual by Adam Nevill)
For a couple of years now, I’ve had a small tradition: once a year, I read a book by Adam Nevill. This year, I’m planning to tackle Last Days; last year, it was The House of Small Shadows, and before that, Apartment 16. It all started, of course, with The Ritual, which we’ll discuss today.
Speaks the Nightbird by Robert McCammon
“I just want some time to be a father!” With these words, in 1992, after a barrage of criticism for his work “On the Way South”, Robert McCammon slammed the door and left the world of literature. It would seem that being a writer is not like being an actor or musician, just sit at…
Massacre on a quiet street (The Regulators by Stephen King)
As a devoted Stephen King fan, I usually need two or three tries to get through some of his “unpassable” novels. But The Regulators was a different story…