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The Betrayed
Melissa George (Grey’s Anatomy) and an uncredited Phillip Mitchell star in The Betrayed. This is one hell of a superb movie. If you like smart, taut, well-made thrillers, The Betrayed has to be on your must watch and must keep ... More
The Dark Tide
The Dark Tide by Andrew Gross is everything a mystery novel should be and more. Having honed his skills with James Patterson, Gross’ sophomore effort has all the skill of an established novelist while offering a fresh character and voice ... More
Cemetery Dance - A Pendergast Mystery
The zombie did it. It takes quite a lot of juju for mystery novelists to start off like that. Chances of a reader thinking “If I wanted to read Stephen King, I would have bought Stephen King” are high. Douglas ... More
First Family - A Sean King / Michelle Maxwell mystery
First Family by David Baldacci is a page turner. The last few mystery novels I had come across had been less than interesting and put me off my normal reading pace. This latest (2009) Sean King / Michelle Maxwell thriller ... More
Mystery Movies
The Betrayed
Film Noir: Man Hunt - Fritz Lang 1941
Mom Reviewed - Roxy Hunter and the Myth of the Mermaid
Taken - Liam Neeson
The Poker Club
The Betrayed
Film Noir: Man Hunt - Fritz Lang 1941
Mom Reviewed - Roxy Hunter and the Myth of the Mermaid
Taken - Liam Neeson
The Poker Club
Mystery Books
The Dark Tide
Cemetery Dance - A Pendergast Mystery
First Family - A Sean King / Michelle Maxwell mystery
A Magpie's Smile
The Scarecrow
The Dark Tide
Cemetery Dance - A Pendergast Mystery
First Family - A Sean King / Michelle Maxwell mystery
A Magpie's Smile
The Scarecrow
A Magpie's Smile
A Magpie’s Smile, the first mystery novel by Eugene Meese is unfortunately more novel than mystery. Also, a mystery should focus on at least two of the following elements: the detective, the killer, and the investigation. Here, Meese focuses solely ... More
Wallander - BBC Series on DVD
Aired in the U.S. as part of the PBS Mystery! series, Wallander is a welcome and solid addition to any fan of BBC mystery series. This adaptation of the Henning Mankell novels is set in Sweden but has a very ... More
The Scarecrow
Intrepid L.A. Times reporter Jack McEvoy returns (first appearance in The Poet, ed.) in The Scarecrow, a new Michael Connelly mystery. As a casualty of a faltering economy, faced with a two-week termination notice, McEvoy plans to go out with ... More
Jesse Stone - Thin Ice DVD
I do not think there has been a better or as consistent TV adaptation of a mystery novel than that of the Robert B. Parker Jesse Stone series. Thin Ice, the fifth such adaptation, continues the series’ tradition of excellent ... More
Don't Look Twice
Don’t Look Twice by Andrew Gross is a follow up novel to the best seller The Dark Tide and once again features the sturdy and relentless Ty Hauck. Don’t Look Twice is exactly what a page turner should be from ... More
Film Noir: Man Hunt - Fritz Lang 1941
Man Hunt, the 1941 Fritz Lang film noir is finally available on DVD. This classic movie starring Walter Pidgeon, George Sanders, and Joan Bennett looks absolutely pristine. Man Hunt features a good story and of course great directing. This is ... More
Mom Reviewed - Roxy Hunter and the Myth of the Mermaid
This is the third movie in the Roxy Hunter DVD series that I have reviewed, and is the most mythical by far. Aria Wallace stars as Roxy Hunter, a tween girl who is looking for adventure and mystery and finds ... More
Kill For Me
Karen Rose’s Kill For Me is the third book in a series that ties up a bunch of loose ends. If you are new to the series and start here there are two things you can be promised: You will ... More