Lisa-Marie

I've heard bad things about Pig Island too so I've never bought it. I did like Birdman and The Treatment by her though. The Treatment was quite uncomfortable to read in some places. I gave up on Tokyo, but I might try and read it again.

Is The Lovers the first book in a series of his? I see loads of people on the train reading this book

More to add my TBR list! Karin Slaughter Blindsighted Kisscut Fractured Triptych Mark Billingham Scaredy Cat The Burning Girl Lazybones PJ Tracy Want to Play Live Bait Stephen King Duma Key Geralds Game Philippa Gregory TOBG The Queen's Fool The Virgin's Lover Wideacre The Boleyn Inheritance The Constant Princess The Wise Woman Andrew Davidson The Gargoyle Paige Toon Johnny be Good Driving Daisy Jeffery Deaver The Empty Chair Stone Monkey Cold Moon The Body's left behind Sleeping Doll Roadside Crosses The Blue Nowhere The Broken Window The Twelth Card Devils Teardrop The Vanished Man Twisted 1 & 2 Sophie Kinsella Remember Me Jane Green The Other Woman Second Chance Babyville Marian Keyes Angels Anybody out there? The other side of the story Born Evil - Kimberly Chambers Kaitlyn - Kevin Lewis The Time Travellers Wife - Audrey Niffenegger Severed - Simon Kernick Deadline - Simon Kernick Harry Potter books 5, 6 and 7 Velocity - Dean Koontz Plea of Insanity - Jilliane Hoffman

I bought this book about four years ago and it's still sitting on my shelf. I really should read it one day

I've read Intensity by Koontz which I enjoyed. I also watched the film based on the book which is a French film called Haute Tension!

Hi Lynn

I'm 32:motz:

Kelly Jones Marilyn Monroe Stephen Fry De Niro My Nan

Frotiers was good, but disturbing lol. I was going to get Irreversible until I heard about the 15 minute scene I'm guessing you had to fast forward! Inside is good so give that a go

Lucky Number Slevin. Loved it

Yes, that part of Saw was bad, Book Fiend:lol: I really like Saw although it took me three years to face watching it. Now I really like them. I'm not too bad with horror films now. I do have to get my boyfriend to come with me to the toilet afterwards though as I get too scared

The Exorcist scared my Dad, but not me *proud* Mr Barlow from Salems Lot scared me!

I watched Blair Witch because mymate kept going on about the ending being very disturbing. I thought it was **** Vacancy is about the snuff movie in the hotel, isn't it? That wasn't too bad, but the guy with the mask on freaked me out

That's it, Dark Tower series! The Shining is one of my favourite films.

Favourite live band/artist? Stereophonics Band/artist you've seen live the most times? Stereophonics (probably seen them over 20 times now:tong:) Band/artist you've not yet seen live but would love to? Foo Fighters and Muse Band/artist you never had the chance to see? The Beatles, Nirvana and Guns 'n' Roses Worst live band/artist? Snow Patrol

I've got that recording so I can skip the adverts. I love it

Yes, your name kind of gave it away I've never read a book of his yet I have seen the films:blush:. I do have a friend who is a big fan so I really should give him a go. I think I will start with Duma Key and see where I go from there:mrgreen: I've not read all of this thread, but I know that SK wrote a book in a series. There are a few of them and I can't remember for the life of me what they are called!

I look forward to your review if I haven't read it by then. My mate has read it and she loved it!

Rib eye steak dinner with a nice bottle of red wine (which I have already opened;)). We were going to pop out for a curry, but I am being good

Would you recommend Duma Key, StephenKingman? Just spotted that on my shelf also:mrgreen:

I think mine are Martyrs and Inside. Both French horror films:mrgreen:

Thanks for the letting me know Frankie! I bought IT a few years ago. It's over 1000 pages long so I've just never bothered as I've seen the film

Oh great! I'll read that one then

Hi Frankie:mrgreen: Yes, The Coffin Dancer is brilliant! I'd love it to be made into a film. My bf really likes The Blue Nowhere too so I need to read that soon too as he's always raving about it. So glad he reads now as I don't feel so bad having my nose stuck in a book all the time

I have never read a Stephen King book I have two of his books upstairs. IT and one about a guy who ties his wife up in a sex game. Is that Geralds Game?