In 1991, several novels were released that would go on to impact the world. Diana Gabaldon’s Outlander series made its debut, which has since been adapted into a successful TV series. The Firm by John Grisham would go on to become a highly praised Tom Cruise film. Stephen King made his obligatory annual release in Needful Things.
Riya suddenly finds herself as the sole survivor of a bloodbath on a remote space station.
Interesting how things align sometimes in the film world. In the past week, three theatrical films have used the tropes of rom-coms to set up and inform their non-rom-com stories.
A life of ease and seclusion is torn apart for Bird when the chance for liberty arrives, demanding an impossible sacrifice.
Eddie (Bill Skarsgard) is a small-time-crook at the end of his rope. In an act of desperation, he attempts to boost a luxury SUV. Too bad it’s a set-up by a wealthy man William (Anthony Hopkins), leading to a game of survival. How will Eddie get out and return to his loving daughter?
Nate Caine (Jack Quaid) has a unique condition: he can’t feel physical pain. Fearful of killing himself by accident, he lives a secluded life. Continue reading
What begins as a family transitioning into a new home soon unravels into something more unsettling. Family dysfunction becomes raveled within the mysteries of their house.