Great video!❤

Hello thank you so munch. on the Book up date i just may get society of lies. and Aug is my Birthday the 13. have a great day.

I read Horror Movie in June. I plan to watch the live show, so I'll save my thoughts on it until then. I'm eager to see what everyone else thinks of it. Ira Levin's Rosemary's Baby is one of my favorite classics. I love The Stepford Wives (original) movie, too, but I haven't read the book yet, either. I'm looking forward to reading it for your book club. I already pre-ordered The Unmothers, so I'm all set for the next three book club picks. I'm excited!

I enjoyed Missing White Woman but the repetitive aspect irked me to no end! I also felt the writing was very cinematic and a mini series, or movie, would be most welcomed! Side note: The “peppy” black girl persona is a real thing…code switching.

I enjoyed Middle of the Night because it was a change of pace for him. It wasn't just the use of a male protagonist, but the tone was more somber and melancholy. And he utilized the suburban setting well and didn't throw out so many twists. Lastly, I loved the supernatural teasing in this one as well

How High We Go in the Dark does not get enough credit. Ready Player One gets too much.

Hiya!! New subscriber here! Love your content! I read Horror Movie! Just finished it last night. I’ve been keeping up with Summerween and the Midnight Society book club. This is my first time joining both so I’m excited! I enjoyed Horror Movie. I’m reading Any Man right now and it’s so surprisingly different but good. Thanks for the video! Much love Tamara

SO excited to read The Unmothers with you and Jan!!🤩💓💓

The Audio for Incidents around the house by Josh Malerman is good! So far my favorite this year. I was creeped out, feeling the emotions and by the end screaming noooo

I just read The Stepford Wives for Summerween and loved it! The audio is great. It's going to make a great book club read.

happily accepting "Paul Tremblay loving nerd" as part of my tagline

I am now tempted to read Silence, probably not a good idea for me...

I loved One Perfect Couple by Ruth Ware! I also am reading Middle of the Night by Riley Sager and it's good so far but I don't know how I'll like the ending. Oh my, the anticipation! Happy reading!

ooooh we are opposites this month! I gave Diavola & Echo Wife fives, and then Missing White Woman a 3.25. I LOVED the concept but I feel like there were SO. MANY. PLOTHOLES.

Unmothers sounds soooo good.

I've been trying to get into the bookclub and I think it's my time :)

I’m so excited about The Stepford Wives!! And I know the discussion will be amazing 🔥

I can’t remember what I read in June without looking at my Goodreads, but I just finished We Used To Live Here by Marcus Kliewer, and it was an easy five stars for me.

My favorite June read was in the middle of the night. Unabashedly a Sager fan and I was on the edge of my seat for that release 😂

I love how thorough and thoughtful all your reviews are. You’re honest but also lend tribute to time and place such as the audio book from 2013, where you’re transparent about the tech differences in today but recognize the talent as it was… that is attention to detail that goes above and beyond in YT world and is what makes you a standout. Also, you had me with the Hannibal books as I was so enamored with those too when I realized they existed, I definitely want to revisit and relisten. I remember being really shocked with red dragon. It definitely made an impression, even more than silence of the lambs for me.

An amazing “The Silence of The Lambs” and “The Stepford Wives” vintage novel editions?? LOVE. Can we all become obsessed with hunting for the vintage editions of 70s and 80s horror? The covers back then were just AMAZING. lol. Love hearing you loved “TSOTL”, I can’t wait to FINALLY read in October with some other classic horror!

The echo wife has been on my TBR for YEARS it feels

I am so excited to hear everyone's thoughts on Horror Movie! I finished it a few weeks ago and honestly, I still don't know how I feel about it. I need someone to tell me how to feel! 😂 And you got me when you said the new Riley Sager is like Lock Every Door...he frustrates me incredibly BUT that was my favorite by him, so of course I'll definitely be reading it now. (Who am I kidding, I was going to read it anyway. Damn you, wily Riley Sager for always sucking me back in!) And last month I finally got around to reading Just Like Home...and loved it...so I am thrilled to learn there's another one from this author...and as luck would have it, I literally just checked out a library copy, wooo!

I saw Stepford Wives and Stepford Children as a teen. Loved it.

Fav book of June = The Butterfly Garden by Dot Hutchinson

yay Meg !! 😄

I may have to purchase Horror Movie sooner than I thought since I'm #23 in line for holds at the library 😂 I was going to get it anyway because I have A Head Full of Ghosts and I like to collect my faves from certain authors.

I LOVE these long videos and I look forward to them. You and I have about 90% the same reading tastes so I can fill my TBR and find so much to look forward to that may not already be on my radar. I can’t really relate to the complaints about the length. I don’t watch the whole video in one sitting and there are chapters which are really helpful. I can skip over the books already on my TBR. Thanks for all the great content you put out!!

While yeah, these are dioramas, they depict REAL crime scenes (mostly from the 40s). The detail she got from these cases are amazing. These nutshell studies are still used for FBI training because of how well done and acc 7:39 urate they are. They all have real solutions, but the answers are guarded because they are still actively used for forensics training

New subscriber! Added Happiness Falls to my TBR :)

Thanks for this! Many books on my to read list.

In the red bedroom, i think you missed the large red stain by the chair next to the window!! I think she was running away from her husband, he was drinking and smoking. He came in and found her packing (i think that’s a garment bag on the bed?), and she tried to calm him down, moving to the chair in case she needed to get out the window. But he was too quick. He jumped at her, stabbing her, and dropping his cigar/cigarette/pipe, causing the burn mark. Blood pooled onto the floor by the chair. He then took her body and put in the closet, tying her up, to make it look like an intruder. He also evidently tried to clean the blood by the chair, but it had already soaked into the floorboards. He took his cigar/pipe and left. This would have been a pretty flimsy attempt at a cover up, but he was drunk, so it makes sense.

I read If You Tell A Lie. It was dark and gives perspective struggles of being a teenage girl, bullying, and peer pressure. There are triggers but I loved it. Some didn’t like the ending but I did! So good!

Awesome recommendations 👌

Thank you for making these videos!!

Ha! As a Floridian I can tell you that is an 1000% legit statement. This place is weird as hell. And as I was listening to you describe The Madness I was like...Mina Murray? LUCY?! Is this a contemporary Dracula take? WOO I am so here for it!! And I too am really excited for The Unmothers--it sounds freaking fantastic! The one I am really REALLY excited for is out in October, so no doubt you're going to cover it next time (the next book from the Maeve Fly author!!!!)

Just finished Wonderland after randomly picking it up and it's SO GOOD

Hi, I’m in the UK and I have recently read the family experiment by John Marrs And I can tell you this is exactly the type of reality TV show book you were looking for where the manipulation and editing comes to play. I think you’ll really like this.

Hi, I’m in the UK and I have recently read the family experiment by John Marrs (I guess it must’ve come out earlier in the UK) And I can tell you this is exactly the type of reality TV show book you were looking for where the manipulation and editing comes to play. I think you’ll really like this.

You need more credit for the effort you put into these videos. Thank you so much for doing this!!!

I too loved Strange Sally Diamond, for all the reasons you stated. I just finished another of Nugent's books today, "Little Cruelties." OMG, another 5 star read! I don't think I know of another thriller author who creates such absolutely memorable characters. And in Little Cruelties, we get three unique main characters. I put the book down earlier today, stared into space for a minute and said, "Wow," out loud. If you haven't read it, I promise you will love it.

I've read a couple of Dawn Kurtaghic's books, and it's absolutely going to be paranormal. I think she used to write YA, and I have an arc of this one and am super excited to read it! I also have arcs of House of Glass, Society of Lies, and The Pairing and they all look amazing.

So many good ones! Loving all the scifi coming out. Haha thank you for the definitions on some of those words 😂

Love these videos! I added SO MUCH to my tbr 😅.

Ahh, a big glass of Chardonnay, my comfy chair with my feet up on the ottoman, and an hour of new release books curated by Elizabeth... I'm ready, start talkin', girl! 😊