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2 months ago | 
novelsuspects.com | Mary Kay McBrayer
The remoteness of the mountainous terrains worldwide truly set the scene for a mysterious plot. From the Appalachians to Scandinavia, this list of crime novels spans all different ranges. The Courtlands are all headed on their Rocky Mountain Colorado vacation for different reasons. The parents hope to repair their marriage. Caitlin sees the mountains as the ultimate running challenge.
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2 months ago | 
atlantavue.com | Mariana Mejia |London Cobb |Mary Kay McBrayer |Max Palickar
Step into the fascinating world of insects with “OVO,” a mesmerizing Cirque du Soleil show. This unique, non-narrative performance immerses viewers in the life of a bug. Get ready to be amazed by the stunning visuals—the vibrant costumes, jaw-dropping acts, and the seemingly impossible movements performed by the cast.
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2 months ago | 
novelsuspects.com | Mary Kay McBrayer
I’m the person who actually has “the list.” You know, the list of films that I want to watch when I actually have a couple uninterrupted hours to myself. If you’re already stacking up your own list for springtime releases, make sure you give these some consideration!When I was a kid, my dad and I played this game where we’d try to hold our breath as long as the characters on Baywatch stayed underwater. For this film, that’s impossible.
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2 months ago | 
dreadcentral.com | Mary Kay McBrayer
The film industries that movie fanatics know the best are rooted in New York City and Los Angeles, but would you believe that there’s another community flourishing in the American South? Just under an hour south of Atlanta is the community of Trilith, which is known for Trilith Studios—and more recently, Francis Ford Coppola’s All-Movie Hotel. Not only do film fans flock to the area, but industry professionals practice there, as well.
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2 months ago | 
novelsuspects.com | Mary Kay McBrayer
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2 months ago | 
atlantavue.com | Mary Kay McBrayer
Looking for a weekend getaway that doesn’t require much travel? Just about half an hour outside Atlanta is the Town at Trilith. The community merits a tour all its own. The prolific town planner, Lew Oliver, is known for residential and mixed-use design work in forty new towns from Georgia to Edinburgh, UK and more. Every home is within one block of the town’s ubiquitous greenspaces, which cover 50% of Trilith’s footprint.
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Feb 24, 2025 | 
fangoria.com | Mary Kay McBrayer
The Academy Awards are shaping up to be monumental this year, with four horror movies nominated. As a quick reminder, The Substance earned five; Nosferatu earned four; and both Alien: Romulus and Girl with the Needle were each nominated for one Oscar. Horror fans were likely surprised to see the genre represented—I know I was—so you may just now be hunting down a fun screening of the Academy Awards Ceremony. If you are, I have something exciting to share with you.
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Nov 14, 2024 | 
novelsuspects.com | Mary Kay McBrayer
There’s a real reason why November isn’t just about the Thanksgiving holiday anymore. If you’re looking to celebrate Native American Heritage Month by reading work by some indigenous authors, you’re in the right spot. Here are six books of mystery, horror, and thrills to get you started. If you’re looking for crime fiction, look no further.
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Nov 13, 2024 | 
dreadcentral.com | Mary Kay McBrayer
Speak No Evilis James Watkins’ remake of the 2022 Danish film by the same name. In this remake, Americans Ben (Scoot McNairy) and Louise (Mackenzie Davis) take their tweenage daughter Agnes (Alix West Lefler) on an Italian vacation. Both parents are unemployed, but they’re using the opportunity, plus a recent move to London, to visit other parts of Europe. While on vacation, they meet a British family: Paddy (James McAvoy), Ciara (Aisling Franciosi), and their mute little boy, Ant (Dan Hough).
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Aug 19, 2024 | 
novelsuspects.com | Mary Kay McBrayer
We all know that literature can be transportive, but when it takes the reader overseas, there’s something especially magical at play—especially when the book is an international mystery or thriller. If you’re not quite ready to hang up your hat for the travel season, these six books that will sate both your wanderlust and your investigative curiosity.
