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A killer one thunder clap ahead of discovery, a hero you so want to see win, and the mother of all twists.
Identity will keep you on the edge of your psychological seat.
But what is identity? The notion of who we are is fickle, as elusive as the rain drops that trail down the window pane.
Rained out roads on a deserted stretch of highway, a motel with plenty of rooms to let.
One by one, the victims arrive, their stories merge, intertwine.
One by one, they die.
Suspicion is cast like a net, capturing all. Elimination only comes in death.
Agatha Christie’s And Then There Were None meets Hitchcock’s Psycho.
No means of escape, a trail that leads back to the beginning, an ugly, inexplicable circle.
Bates Motel meets Hotel California.
Go on, give Identity a watch. I triple-dog-dare ya.
I expect a candlelit room, popcorn, and an EEEEEEEK friendly room when I get to Toronto, Sherry. You scared the sound right out of Huey P. ACKard.
Squeeeee! Only three sleeps to go before I arrive.
Three-dilly-a-dee-three-three! Three rhymes with SKA-WEEEEE!
Oh no you don’t !!! Sherry, this is one of those times I think I’ll leave the really scary stuff to you … maybe Gloria. Nope, I won’t do it again.
I took a film class where we studied Psycho for weeks and I still live with the Bates Motel shower scene. Poor Janet Lee never again in her entire life would stay in a motel or hotel with a shower curtain and had them removed every time she traveled !!
Before I got to the end of your post I was thinking Hotel Calif. Think I’ll listen to the Eagles and leave the movie clip to others who are not fraidy-cats
Eagles, AC/DC, Sharon, Lois & Bram… it’s all good. Have a wonderful day today, Florence, no matter what you decide to watch, listen to, or do.
Another fine flick from Mr. Cusack that I must watch. And then I will never be able to stay in a motel again. Such is the price I pay for being a fan of yours and John’s.
See, Tami? All the more reason to travel as a writing tour from now on. You’ll forever and for always be guaranteed a roomie. Pick one that you can run faster than, and you’re golden.
Sherry, you are on a scary roll! I’ve not seen Identity, but looks like one to watch with the lights on in the day time!
LOL. I decided to watch Rose Red this past week. 17 15-minute instalments on youtube. A few segments each morning, on the front porch, sun shining, birds chirruping, and all day to leave the heebee jeebies behind me.
I haven’t seen this one in ages, but I do recall it was a goodie. Since I already saw and enjoyed the flick, this time around I can focus on ogling *The Man*. Thus maybe getting a grasp on all this misty-eyed hullabaloo going on with our girl, Sherry
Shhh…here she comes…don’t let her know we were discussing “You-know-who…”
Barbara, I need to become more adept with iMovie. Grab a Cusack film, edit out the other actors, make the most of zoom…
My husband and I are movieholics and you are adding to our “must watch” list on a weekly basis right now! Thanks!
Patricia, you’ll have to share your faves.
Love John! I know it’s time to re-watch this because I can’t remember what really happened. Thanks for another great suggestion. I have to ask: After this haunted hotel series, are you afraid to sleep in a hotel?
You know what, Jessica? I hadn’t thought about it. Now, I’m thinking about it. Oh, darn, the power of suggestion, LOL
I’m sure you have many John Cusack’s poster plastered on the ceiling… makes for an interesting sleep
Hi Sherry
Looks good. I remember this coming out, but never saw it. I’ll have to see if its on netflix.
You’re going this series on hotel/motels just to keep Gloria happy while she’s traveling, aren’t you?
Cheers!
Dear Sherry, I would venture to say you have watched every Cusack film made. Oui?
Non, mais je suis sur qu’il.