#mspUnmoderated tagAll postsTrendingHotNewPromotedPayoutsteknon in #hive-166847 • 2 days ago Escape (2023)I never expected this movie to turn out as gritty as it did but well, I guess that’s the essence of a survival horror film right? Iteknon in #hive-166847 • 3 days agoThe Seeding(2023) || Rooted in DreadI never expected the kind of horror I got from this film and I guess I have to start bracing myself for the “evil will prevail” reteknon in #hive-161155 • 5 days agoSaltwater GhostsShe breathed in the salty air and pulled off the band that held her hair in a ponytail. The sky, a deep foreboding grey; the sea, dark and ominous, with waves growing choppy -…teknon in #hive-166847 • 4 hours agoThe Ledge (2022) || A Gut-wrenching Survival ThrillerThe way my jaw dropped while watching this movie is something I’m still trying to get over. The betrayal here is just crazy. Ateknon in #hive-180164 • yesterdayThe Last House on Needless Street by Catriona WardYou know books, they do things to you. Always do. They leave you weak, lurching, horrified, or stunned. They turn you into a detecteknon in #hive-166847 • 7 days agoThe Dive (2023) || A Deep-sea Survival Thriller“Do I really want to watch one girl struggle to get a rock off another for an hour, thirty minutes?” Was the question I asked myseteknon in #hive-166847 • 9 days agoThanksgiving (2023) || A Deliciously Wicked Experience Judging from the title before venturing in, I was expecting a holiday thriller film whereby secrets of family members will be revteknon in #hive-166847 • 10 days agoDon’t Move (2024)I like it when a horror film doesn’t rely on cheap jump scares but would rather dig its claws in with dread that creeps beneath twongi in #hive-180164 • 6 months agoThe Silent Patient|| When Silence Conceals The Truth.This book came highly recommended and at first, I just couldn't comprehend why everyone was talking about and recommending “The Silent Patient”. After picking up an e-copy of…teknon in #hive-180164 • 12 days agoBlack Ghosts || Bold and Empathetic. I never knew I was going to learn a whole lot from reading just one book. The author here delivers a profound and deeply personal
