All posts tagged "Thriller"
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2.6KBooks & LiteratureBook Review: The Silent Corner, by Dean Koontz
Rogue FBI agent Jane Hawk is on the run, trying to uncover the cause behind a spate of suicides that appears to be part of a high-ranking conspiracy.
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725EntertainmentFilm Review: Better Watch Out
Better Watch Out is a terrific, pyscho-comedy-thriller,where a good wholesome murderous teenager gets much deeper into trouble than he ever wanted to.
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997Books & LiteratureBook Review: Origin, by Dan Brown
The 5th book in the Robert Langdon series has him chasing a series of hidden clues for a scientific discovery that may question the very existence of mankind.
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780Books & LiteratureRecommended Reading – Our Spring Collection!
Need a good book or audiobook? Glam Adelaide's book review team have put together a list of some of their top recommendations to laze away the warmer weather.
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757EntertainmentFilm Review: Jigsaw
Jigsaw is a welcome addition to the Saw family and for any horror devotee, does not disappoint.
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766ArtsTheatre Review: Switzerland
Switzerland is an impressive balance between the contrasting genres of comedy and drama as the audience witnesses a humorously combative relationship bloom between strangers, foregrounded by a questionable sanity and a looming, ominous death.
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544EntertainmentFilm Review: The Snowman
The Snowman is the case of a ‘could-have-been’ brilliant, Scandi-crime thriller adaptation of the 2007 bestselling book by Norwegian noir writer, Jo Nesbø, that unfortunately falls flat.
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845Books & LiteratureAudiobook Review: Silent Child, by Sarah A Denzil
Audbile's Thriller of the Year. A woman's life is turned upside down when her son, presumed dead 10 years ago, returns, having been held captive all this time.
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723Books & LiteratureBook Review: A Promise to Kill, by Erik Storey
Clyde Barr stops to aid an elderly Ute man and gets involved in a fight against a terrorist group and a bikie outfit who have taken over a Ute tribe's town.
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789Books & LiteratureBook Review: Don’t Let Go, by Harlan Coben
The past comes back to haunt a small town cop when an execution-style murder may link back to the death of his brother an a secret high school society.
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729Books & LiteratureBook Review: Tikopia, by Rachel Wright
A professional assassin falls in love only to find her boyfriend's best friend has started investigating her and is finding out more than he should.
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556Books & LiteratureBook Review: Sudden Conflicts, by Gary Beck
Three college graduates become the targets of an international criminal when they develop a potentially brilliant cyber-security program.
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691Books & LiteratureAudiobook Review: The Trusted, by John M Green
A decade after Dr Tory Swyft was recruited into a secret society of radical eco-terrorists, the sleeper cell begins to awake and wreck havoc on the world.
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589LatestKilling Ground Set to Thrill Australian Audiences
Killing Ground is a merciless Australian thriller that has the power to traumatise an audience. If you were a fan of Wolf Creek, then this is definitely a film for you.
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1.2KBooks & LiteratureBook Review: Fifty Fifty, by James Patterson and Candice Fox
In this sequel to "Never Never", Harriet Blue is relegated to another outback town where she must choose betwen saving her brother or saving the whole town.
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850Books & LiteratureBook Review: The Girl in Kellers Way, by Megan Goldin
A woman is running in the forest near her home when a motorist nearly runs her down. The driver warns she's not safe, but there's a chance it never happened.
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1.3KFilm & TVSpanish Film Festival Review: May God Save Us
As thousands begin arriving in Madrid for a visit from Pope Benedict, two police investigators must find and stop a serial killer who is stalking the city.
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546Books & LiteratureAudiobook Review: Sometimes I Lie, by Alice Feeney
A self-confessed liar listens to the world from a hospital bed where she lays in a coma, but slowly her memory comes back about who and what put her there.
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852Books & LiteratureBook Review: Orphan X Book 2: The Nowhere Man, by Gregg Hurwitz
In the second action-packed 'Orphan X' novel, Evan Smoak is kidnapped and put on auction for his greatest enemies to finally get revenge against him.
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558Film & TVFrench Film Festival Review: Wùlu
Set in Mali in the lead up to their 2012 Civil War, a young Malian man who becomes involved in the thriving, illegal drug-trade within Western Africa.
