Jack Taylor, Ken Bruen’s endlessly put-upon Galway PI, finds himself up to his hearing-aid assisted ears in shit yet again …Read the Rest
Tag: Ken Bruen
Headstone by Ken Bruen – review
How far can you push a man before he finally breaks? I guess if you’re Jack Taylor—Ken Bruen’s favorite degenerate …Read the Rest
Blitz by Elliot Lester – review
Blitz doesn’t get its source material at all. Based on the novel by Ken Bruen, the filmmakers know the words …Read the Rest
Trailers for two new Jack Taylor movies: The Pikeman & The Magdalen Martyrs
A little more than a year ago Spinetingler brought you the first images from the movie The Guards, based on …Read the Rest
The Devil by Ken Bruen – review
“The Devil” reads like a cocktail of Xanax and Jameson, with a side of Guiness. Maybe that’s because Jack Taylor …Read the Rest
Priest by Ken Bruen – review
Ireland, awash in cash and greed, no longer turns to the church for solace or comfort. But the decapitation of …Read the Rest
London Boulevard by William Monahan, Based on the novel by Ken Bruen
reviewed by Russel D McLean Let’s get this up front: I love the script for The Departed. Foul, profane and …Read the Rest
Rilke on Black by Ken Bruen – review
Rilke on Black tells the story of three people who form a precarious partnership to kidnap a local Rilke quoting …Read the Rest
Blitz – trailer
It’s a Ken Bruen two-fer. After yesterday’s trailer for London Boulevard today we’ve got the trailer for Blitz. Check it …Read the Rest
Calibre & Vixen by Ken Bruen – review
I originally reviewed Calibre & Vixen by Ken Bruen on January 30th, 2007. In both Vixen and Calibre Bruen chooses …Read the Rest
The Devil by Ken Bruen – Review
God’s favorite whipping boy Jack Taylor is back in The Devil, Ken Bruen’s eighth entry in his Galway private eye series, and …Read the Rest
Blitz by Ken Bruen – review
I originally reviewed Blitz by Ken Bruen on December 20th 2006. Unlike the Jack Taylor series which has to read …Read the Rest
American Skin by Ken Bruen – review
I originally reviewed American Skin by Ken Bruen on December 14th 2006 In the last couple of years, since the …Read the Rest
The Killing of the Tinkers by Ken Bruen – review
I originally reviewed The Killing of the Tinkers by Ken Bruen on December 13th 2006. At the end of The …Read the Rest
She Wails Through the Fair by Ken Bruen from Requiems for the Departed – review
reviewed by Jedidiah Ayres I chose the banshee because my father, who was the most sceptical and cynical of men, …Read the Rest
The White Trilogy by Ken Bruen – review
“Here are your poor, your tired, your hungry; your predatory crack dealers, your arsonists; your killers for money, for revenge, …Read the Rest
Bust by Ken Bruen & Jason Starr
I originally reviewed Bust on November 15th, 2006. Bust is the first collaborative novel in the Hard Case stable and …Read the Rest
The Guards TV movie review
by Karl McGowan I recently got to see the film adaptation of Ken Bruen’s The Guards, shown on the Irish …Read the Rest
The Guards by Ken Bruen – review
More then the central mystery to be solved The Guards acts as a character study of Jack Taylor. In Taylor, …Read the Rest
Trailer for The Guards based on Jack Taylor novels of Ken Bruen
After the jump Spinetingler has the full trailer for the first Jack Taylor film, The Guards, based on the Jack …Read the Rest
