Sentences with phrase «of murder mystery evening»

For Brooks has arranged a kind of murder mystery evening, in which actors will play cops and villains, and the players must solve an imaginary crime.

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For decades, the mystery surrounding the death of Sister Cesnik has haunted officials in Baltimore, but recent details — some uncovered this year in a new journalistic investigation — point to some extremely disturbing possibilities: The young nun may have been murdered because she was preparing to expose a horrific pattern of sexual abuse and even sex trafficking perpetrated by priests and involving law enforcement.

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After a redevelopment, When The Music Stops offers so much more for singles in the form of singles events, speed dating, singles holidays and even murder mystery singles nights, in fact we have something for everyone.

Directed by John Francis Daley and Jonathan M. Goldstein, Game Night follows a group of friends (Jason Bateman's Max, Rachel McAdams» Annie, Billy Magnussen's Ryan, Sharon Horgan's Sarah, Lamorne Morris» Kevin, and Kylie Bunbury's Michelle) as they agree to participate in an interactive murder mystery arranged by Kyle Chandler's Brooks - with violence and mayhem ensuing after it becomes clear that some of the evening's occurrences aren't part of the planned game.

The game in question turns out to be one of those interactive mystery - themed evenings when a guest is murdered or kidnapped and the players must solve a string of puzzles in order to figure out the solution.

Sure, it has its fair share of scary moments, but it seems much more preoccupied with being either a thriller, a comedy or even a murder mystery story.

The new 10 - episode mystery series Gracepoint (airing Thursdays) at least has a solid pedigree, remaking last summer's acclaimed eight - part Broadchurch from BBC America, even starring David Tennant in the same role (albeit with an off - putting attempt at an American accent) as a detective newly arrived in a coastal California town, where the murder of a young boy rocks the local residents to the core — including his resentful partner (Breaking Bad's Anna Gunn)-- turning neighbor against neighbor until a shattering denouement.

A simple murder mystery game quickly leads to a kidnapping, a heist to break into a safe and even the discovery of an underground fight club.

This isn't a murder mystery or a procedural or even a revenge thriller, which may frustrate audiences when the ending comes, but let them be frustrated because it's the perfect ending to a story that never lets anyone off the hook too easily, leaves characters asking themselves what to do from there, and holds no easy resolutions, just a tinge of hope that things need to get better, no matter if they go through with their final decision or not.

Director Guy Ritchie is being quite honest in this new clip: A Game of Shadows will basically feature everything that the filmmaker's first Sherlock Holmes movie had (murder - mystery plot mechanics, witty banter, stylized action, and explosive set pieces) and make it even more plentiful or flashier - in the hopes that moviegoers will enjoy this new cinematic roller coaster ride across 19th century Europe.

A bit lengthy run time for a thriller, but absorbing throughout nonetheless, this murder mystery, somewhat loosely based on the dense best - selling novel by the late Stieg Larsson (which in its native Swedish literally translates to «Men Who Hate Women», the first in his «Millennium» trilogy), is dark, and more than a little sensationalized (involving perverts, murderers, rapists, Nazis, and literal Biblical interpretations) to be believable, but, like most good thrillers, it's riveting in a way that you won't be able to turn away from it, even during some of the film's most brutal moments.

Alfred Hitchcock's mild - mannered murder mystery captures the plush beauty of the Green Mountain State — even though production began so late in the season, they had to glue their own foliage to the trees.

The role of a Northern Ireland immigrant living in 1840s Toronto, who's accused and convicted of murdering both her housekeeper and master of the house, is drenched in mystery — to the point where even Gadon wasn't sure of her innocence.

Though its origin is a mystery, Jamie begins to suspect something there is sinister about the dummy when he comes home later that evening to find Lisa murdered, her mouth ripped open and tongue missing, and no sign of anyone having been in the apartment.

The plot of director Mark Palansky and Mike Vukadinovich's screenplay is little more than a murder mystery, and it's one that doesn't even incorporate the central gimmick into the story enough for the concept of a memory - recording device to really matter.

A reporter's dogged pursuit of corruption, even after the subject of his inquiry has been murdered, reveals some fascinating secrets in a dynamite mystery that genre fans will savor.

As much as I would love to have one of those library rooms like you see in old murder mystery movies (you know, the ones with the ladders on rails that slide around the room), being able to carry several volumes with me, or store them on a DVD would be even better.

• Fantastic selection of short breaks, including last minute offers, Weekend breaks, Romantic breaks, Murder Mystery evenings as well as fantastic Christmas and New Year Breaks.

There are an insane number of side - missions to embark upon, ranging from Nostradamus - themed riddles to typical assassination contracts, with even the occasional murder mystery thrown in for good measure.