#psychological-thriller

...Or something like that.

Cover created in Canva. Source of images || Portada creada en Canva Fuente de las imágenes I recently started watching the anime Jujutsu Kaisen again, a story that I found quite interesting and caught

The months of September to November were nearly historical for me, mostly because I read the highest number of psychological thrillers, ever. I mean, I’m one for mixing genres, and if I read two thrillers,

I can’t ever despise the power of good recommendations. I didn’t think I was going to be this entranced by a book. I remember seeing a clip on TikTok once about this book that had been adapted into a movie,

Psychological thrillers are my favourite genre of books. Dark, twisted, thrilling and most of all, leaves you quiet in shock and sometimes even in awe, for a long time. I started Alice Feeney’s “Sometimes

On another episode of remarkable psychological thrillers of 2019, there’s one I’d like to factor in real quick. Like I’ve said before, I’m a bit of softie. There’s not too much I can stand when it comes

The only way out...is in.

A villain protagonist should be listed as one of, if not my very favourite trope when it comes to books and movies. Why? Because I believe in the imperfection of mankind. I believe that humans are innately

Even though I was on a search for short books in my e-library that I could enjoy, I wasn’t keen on reading the book I’m about to review. I remembered this author from How To Kill Men and Get Away With

I’m going to start by shouting out to @oluchi31. We’d talked about books and she talked about the book I’m about to review being the darkest she’s read yet. Now, I can’t say for anyone but tell me something

Photos can be deceitful, people often use them as an anchor to their memories of events that had happened, yet these events are not always happy times, and sometimes pictures are a portrait of evil...

Some movies are wrongly criticized by critics thereby making them be rated low in the theaters. This movie is one of the movies I see that was wrongly criticized. 'When the bough breaks' is a psychological

Andrew Pyper's audio-exclusive thriller Oracle was a recent free download for Audible subscribers not long ago, and, as I had just finished another book and wanted a break from my usual sci-fi and fantasy

Maddie is an author who lives alone, deep in the woods and is in the process of writing her latest crime novel. However, one night the peace and tranquility of her secluded home is broken when a psychopathic,

Burton Grunzer, a ruthless and underhanded company executive strives to climb higher on the corporate ladder and is frustrated with his position within the company. Burton believes he is far superior and