#international thriller

[therealimintobooks]

#BlogTour ~ The Underhanded by Adam Sikes @Adam_R_Sikes @partnersincr1me

THE UNDERHANDED by Adam Sikes April 8 – May 3, 2024 Virtual Book Tour Synopsis: Europe’s last line of defense against neofascism—a history professor? Professor William Dresden has found solitude in the south of France to grapple with his troubled past—a neglected upbringing, failed romances, the recent demolition of his life’s work in academia, and even witnessing genocide, among other…

[ronovanwrites]

? Questions with Bayard & Holmes, author of The Leopard of Cairo.

John Viera left his CIA fieldwork hoping for a “normal” occupation and a long-awaited family, but when a Pakistani engineer is kidnapped from a top-secret US project and diplomatic entanglements tie the government’s hands, the Intelligence Community turns to John and his team of ex-operatives to investigate — strictly off the books. They uncover a plot of unprecedented magnitude that will…

[bookdivareads]

Book Spotlight: THE BLOOD OF PATRIOTS AND TRAITORS by James A. Scott

Today's book spotlight shines on THE BLOOD OF PATRIOTS AND TRAITORS, book 2 in the Max Geller Spy Thriller series by #JamesAScott. #fiction #thriller #spythriller #comingsoon @oceanviewpub @ahandlehandler

The Blood of Patriots and Traitors, A Max Geller Spy Thriller – Book 2, by James A. ScottISBN: 9781608095261 (Hardcover)ISBN: 9781608095278 (eBook)ASIN: B09X5YJF62 (Kindle edition)Page Count: 320Release Date: February 21, 2023Publisher: Oceanview PublishingGenre: Fiction | Political Thriller | Spy Thriller | International Thriller A Russian Defector—A Worldwide Dragnet—A Looming Assassination—Max…

[atomic-chronoscaph]

Blue Velvet - (1) Belgian, (2) German, (3) Turkish, (4) Polish, (5) Italian and (6) French movie posters (1986)

[doubtfultaste]

Madhouse (1974)

[aregebidan]

“who are you? i don’t even know your name” “don’t be in such a rush. you will give me a name someday. and i live in terror of that day” / “i’m afraid to turn around. not of your anger, though. i’m afraid i’ll see nobody” / “go on dreaming. when you dream about my likeness you create it” / “when you loved no one you never thought of death” / “give her proof of her love” “shall i?” “kill her before she sees you” “no!” “then kill yourself” “how?” “let her go”

literally who is doing it like them. no one. no one. no one.

[demonspeeding666]

6 Horror and Thriller Asian / International Movies Reccomendations:

Helter Skelter (2012 Japanese Movie, directed by Mika Ninagawa)

Love Exposure (2008 Japanese Movie, directed by Sion Sono)

Battle Royale (2000 Japanese Movie, directed by Kinji Fukasaku)

A Tale Of Two Sisters (2003 Korean Movie, directed by Jee-Woon Kim)

Kill Bill (2003 American - Japanese Movie, directed by Quentin Tarantino)

Audition (1999 Japanese Movie, directed by Takashi Miike)

[clemsfilmdiary]

The Man with the Golden Gun (1974, Guy Hamilton)

10/23/24

[thychesters]

i can’t believe i’m about to write zolu on a plane

[zero-zoxx-international]

Edith

ai art 2024 after a prompt from ZZI

[specialagentartemis]

well I accidentally got sucked into reading multiple chapters of An Unauthorized Fan Treatise. I am Compelled

[schlock-luster-video]

On July 1, 1977, The Town That Dreaded Sundown debuted in Ireland.

Here's some new Phantom art to mark the occasion!

[kissablelips-desireslure-vol2]

EYEWITNESS S1 E1 (2016, USA NETWORK)

Created By: Adi Hasak

TYLER YOUNG (as Philip)

&

JAMES PAXTON (as Lukas)

[marsixm]

it never even occurred to me to be drawn in by the "shock" of the grosser scenes in saltburn, like, yeah they elicited a strong ick from me, but the part of the movie that ACTUALLY resonated with me in a deep, sickening way, was something related to my own fear and anxiety over being perceived as a creepy stalking weirdo obsessive freak. like, oliver actually getting accused of this, to his face, and doubling down, him actually leaning into being a phony who manipulates people in ways that feel so obvious its almost like taking candy from a baby. sowing seeds of mistrust and watching it actually work, such that being exposed as the creepy weirdo you are doesn't matter. THAT, to me, was the most perverse part of the film, that was the 'watching someone do something disgusting and forbidden' aspect, that was the part that made me feel fucking weird about myself, because obviously i'd never truly go that far, id never actually use the info i have to manipulate, id never actually be that bad, but i can see exactly how to get there and that part is scary but thrilling, way more than something involving bodily fluids

[theaskew]

[theersatzcowboy]

La Cérémonie / A Judgement in Stone (1995)

Director: Claude Chabrol

Cinematographer: Bernard Zitzermann

Starring Isabelle Huppert, Sandrine Bonnaire, Jacqueline Bisset, Jean-Pierre Cassel, and Virginie Ledoyen