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A review by xvicesx
The Victorian Chaise-Longue by Marghanita Laski
4.0
I'm not a great fan of horror, so this isn't necessarily my thing, but I can appreciate the progressive nature of fear here and the way that the lines get increasingly blurred between Melanie and Milly, whoever they may be.
The end does leave me confused though, for I'm not sure entirely what happened and whether there was any real resolution to the whole episode. Things happen, they increase in intensity, but I'm not clear what the end of the journey is. For me, it felt like a rollercoaster where the end just drops you off a cliff into the sea. No clear ending, even if it's clear that it's ended. Does that even make sense? Probably not. It's all I've got, though.
The end does leave me confused though, for I'm not sure entirely what happened and whether there was any real resolution to the whole episode. Things happen, they increase in intensity, but I'm not clear what the end of the journey is. For me, it felt like a rollercoaster where the end just drops you off a cliff into the sea. No clear ending, even if it's clear that it's ended. Does that even make sense? Probably not. It's all I've got, though.