Well in my last post I talked about video games. It's now been 20 days or more since I came to Tnau and joined my ag.bsc course. Meanwhile in the awe of new things I also bought some novels with me.To be specific I bought novels of yandamuri veerandranath too.
Tulasi dalam and tulasi were the best picks in that collection with me. I respected horror genre always. I had specific combination of tastes H.p.lovecraft , E.a.poe, & Stephen king. While that is like that I also specifically watch some horror movies which impart that feeling originally. Gothic and psychological horror were always specific for picks. Well Tulasi dalam and tulasi are bleak ,thrilling combination of both which rivet the reader into infinite number of turns,shocks ,and shudders.
In tulasi dalam there is scene where protagonist tulasi Who is in bed for almost 16 days (while her mom and dad are in corners waiting for somebody to come ) suddenly when guy (saraswati) enters the place drunk saying he forgot to give her 3 drops of blood stands up breaks the guy's head into two. Then drinks 3 drops of blood from him. The scene involved like I was there standing with Sridhar and saradha. Like wise in tulasi when tulasi visits darkha before leaving to airport and tells him about herself and leaves. Darkha runs behind her car like hell and nearly blasts a airplane. The entire scene skips the heartbeat and makes you run with him. Well the feel when both books ended was electric in the spine .
Like when I completed "Haunting of hill house" it left me thinking what were real causes of the incidents (whether it was supernatural or psychological ). Well anyway the book ends with a great line : Whatever walks there walks alone. That line left me spellbound. I felt so happy when I got same feeling when I completed tulasi dalam and tulasi. So sad to see that there is not exact thrilling reproduction of these books as films. Anyway I am listening to a song playlist just now last two songs : 1) voodoo - spirit beach 2) rio - Duran Duran ended just now. So I'm retiring to my room to sleep. That's it for the blog today . I will dwell for more intrigue soon. Until then, dwell.
Tulasi dalam and tulasi were the best picks in that collection with me. I respected horror genre always. I had specific combination of tastes H.p.lovecraft , E.a.poe, & Stephen king. While that is like that I also specifically watch some horror movies which impart that feeling originally. Gothic and psychological horror were always specific for picks. Well Tulasi dalam and tulasi are bleak ,thrilling combination of both which rivet the reader into infinite number of turns,shocks ,and shudders.
In tulasi dalam there is scene where protagonist tulasi Who is in bed for almost 16 days (while her mom and dad are in corners waiting for somebody to come ) suddenly when guy (saraswati) enters the place drunk saying he forgot to give her 3 drops of blood stands up breaks the guy's head into two. Then drinks 3 drops of blood from him. The scene involved like I was there standing with Sridhar and saradha. Like wise in tulasi when tulasi visits darkha before leaving to airport and tells him about herself and leaves. Darkha runs behind her car like hell and nearly blasts a airplane. The entire scene skips the heartbeat and makes you run with him. Well the feel when both books ended was electric in the spine .
Like when I completed "Haunting of hill house" it left me thinking what were real causes of the incidents (whether it was supernatural or psychological ). Well anyway the book ends with a great line : Whatever walks there walks alone. That line left me spellbound. I felt so happy when I got same feeling when I completed tulasi dalam and tulasi. So sad to see that there is not exact thrilling reproduction of these books as films. Anyway I am listening to a song playlist just now last two songs : 1) voodoo - spirit beach 2) rio - Duran Duran ended just now. So I'm retiring to my room to sleep. That's it for the blog today . I will dwell for more intrigue soon. Until then, dwell.
brilliant.i always felt the telugu directors never brought the intensity of he novels to the screen. thumbs up
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