The Home of Sean M Davis' Shadowed Imagination
"The Fall of the House of Usher," a modernized take on Edgar Allan Poe's work, incorporates crime family drama. Despite the lack of requirement for prior knowledge of Poe's work, subtle nods to his texts enhance the experience. The show, featuring unsympathetic characters facing comeuppance, may appeal to those interested in a blend of horror and crime drama.
The reviews discuss "Something in the Water," "Baby Teeth," and "Good Omens." "Something in the Water" addresses character depth, "Baby Teeth" delves into nuanced storytelling, and "Good Omens" reflects the reader’s anticipation.
Sean M Davis reflects on what he is currently reading, as well as what he has most recently read, and what is next on his TBR pile.
Little Eve by Catriona Ward This is the second book that I've read by Catriona Ward; the other I've read is The Last House On Needless Street. In both stories, I started thinking that I knew what was going on. This level of perceived predictability led to low engagement in the story; this is certainly … Continue reading What I’m reading
Sherri White from Horror World reviewed Clean Freak. It's a nice, positive review and I couldn't be happier. Read the review here. If you don't have your copy yet, you can buy it here, here, or here.
The Chimerical Dark 