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Edit Cast Credited cast: Noel Clarke Ryan Ian Somerhalder Harkin Langham Brian Cox Langham Alexis Knapp Dana Luke Hemsworth Agent Elkin Niall Greig Fulton Leonid Michael Bisping Sergio Ali Cook Agent Travis Art Parkinson Alex Reuben Dabrow Polska Rest of cast listed alphabetically: Erman Alexander Shanghai background Ermar Alexander Graveyard Thug Linn Allen Shanghai background Paul Blackwell Edit Storyline Set in the future, the film is about the development of new cutting-edge bioweapon.
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Holiday Picks. In a genocide run, the Anomaly is a villainous demiurge, playing an emotionally exhausting playthrough that calls them out on their actions every step of the way, is full of tedious level grinding, gives little pleasure in its fights due to almost all of those being incredibly easy while the two difficult boss fights are an exercise in frustration and permanently ruins any ending they can get for no other reason than that the Anomaly can and because it can, it must.
At any point, the Anomaly can undo a genocide route by resetting unless they reach the point where Chara speaks to them.
After Flowey 's and Asgore's deaths, Chara greets the Anomaly, thanking the latter for guiding and teaching them the importance of power. Chara then gives the Anomaly the option to erase the world or preserve it.
Both options lead to the world being destroyed, but saying to preserve it results in Chara betraying the player. If the Anomaly returns to the Underground, it will be a Chaotic void.
After ten minutes, Chara will speak to them again, knowing the Anomaly wants to go back and will call them out for thinking that they are above consequences.
Chara will then offer to make a deal with the player, trading Frisk's soul in exchange for regaining their influence over the world. If the Anomaly refuses, Chara will say to stay there forever.
Though if the player agrees, then Chara will uphold their end of the deal. They will even suggest to the player that a different route would be better suited should they choose to recreate the world again.
Nonetheless, Chara will then give the same options as the first Genocide run, erasing the world either way. However, they will not prevent the Anomaly from resetting their second genocide run.
In Undertale's successor Deltarune , the Anomaly takes control of the human Kris, but the relationship between the player and the game is reversed: now your choices don't matter.
This time, the player's choices are powerless and the game is successful at limiting their actions regardless of their path.
Attempting a Genocide Route in Deltarune is insignificant as the enemies will automatically flee when defeated and the boss King Round cannot be killed.
Now, Kris has been possessed by a greater, pre-existing evil beyond the Anomaly's control. It is currently unknown who or what has possessed Kris, or what it's intentions are.
Who would think twice about exploring the Grand Canyon? Looking in that cave? Filming it for internet likes? Rutger gets the tone exactly right.
And I mean, exactly. From the character dialogue to their changing emotions as shit starts to get difficult, it feels right. And because it feels right, it feels real.
And all the time, they act like normal people. Like so many offerings in this genre, the reveal dulled the shine somewhat.
It felt a bit rushed in parts, especially because I was hoping for more death. The sci fi parts were a little crazy, but perhaps left some freedom for future exploration in more books?
Until the end, conversations about ancient communities, artefacts, and archaeology had the ring of truth because so much was based on genuine historical reasoning.
Rutger clearly did his research and much of the information is based on extant historical evidence, with a few conspiracy theories thrown in for added thrills.
It might seem strange thing to say in this kind of novel, but the manufactured bits needed to be a bit more substantial. ARC via Netgalley Apr 23, Amy Imogene Reads rated it it was amazing Shelves: read-in , favorites , mystery-thriller.
A close-knit group of people. A documentary in progress. Supernatural spooks. Lots of humor, laughs, and horror. I loved this so much.
If you're a fan of caves, you'll love this. If you're a fan of documentary-based horror films, you'll love this. If you're a fan of closed-in groups of people experiencing some tough stuff, yeah you'll love this too.
The Anomaly follows a down-on-their-luck YouTube web series about a middle-aged man named Nolan Moore who explores the conspiracy theories and weird places of the world.
For YouTube fans who understand the Buzzfeed Unsolved reference, this part of the story feels a lot like what would happen if that show got weirder, older, and less entertaining.
The documentary group is scraping by, waiting for their one big break. And then, they find it. Hidden within the Grand Canyon lies a cave. An explorer named Kincaid found it during his initial surveys of America's West, and he said amazing archaeological treasures existed inside.
But then he never told people where to find it, and the cave disappeared over time. Nolan is interested in finding the cave , but like all of his other documentaries, he's not really expecting to find it.
The group enters the Grand Canyon and—to everyone's surprise— they find the cave. That's the easy part. Unbeknownst to them, the cave has some secrets to share.
There was a reason Kincaid never wanted people to find this cave. And Nolan's crew is about to find out why. This was so fun to read, folks.
First off, I'm highly biased as I love any and all horror stories involving caves. I'm a huge fan of the movie The Descent, featuring caves and spooky things, and one of my favorite reads of last year was The Luminous Dead, again about caves and spooky things.
Another selling point for this book was the surprising amount of humor - like actual, laughing out loud in the room humor. Ken, the series' producer, is my favorite character because of that.
Without getting into spoilers, I do agree with some of the reviewers who didn't enjoy the ending.
I did enjoy it, but that's because I don't need thrillers to be grounded in reality—especially when they're explicitly clear that they have spooky elements.
So I guess, a word of caution to those who do care about that kind of thing. If you're entering this spooky, horror-movie vibe book and expecting a logical boogieman, maybe this one isn't for you.
Blog Instagram Aug 31, Michelle added it Shelves: netgalley-arcs , dnf. No Rating. Will not be included in my reading challenge.
Lost in a cave system? Hidden dangers lurking? Sign me up! Caves terrify me, I'm claustrophobic, so the very idea of spelunking is enough to set me on edge.
I decided to read a "spoiler" review and I'm thankful that I did because if I continued to read only to find "this" out I would of wanted all of my time back.
Better for me to just mov No Rating. Better for me to just move on to the next in Mt. I hope others enjoy this though!
Jun 09, Jessica Diatalevi rated it did not like it. I could NOT wait for this one to end. Apr 07, Boston rated it it was amazing.
Oct 10, Rachel Bea rated it it was amazing Shelves: books-of , horror-i-read-in , releases , horror , tcf , science-fiction.
To begin with, the title is so good. It's intriguing, and it makes sense after you finish the novel.
I love it when the title of a book creeps into the dialogue or inner monologue. The book is written in first-person, from the point of view of Nolan.
Nolan is a "rogue archaeologist" who explores myths and history that most people dismiss as nonsense. He's moving on up from a web series creator to a potential television TV series, and him and his small crew go check 4.
He's moving on up from a web series creator to a potential television TV series, and him and his small crew go check out an alleged cavern in the Grand Canyon, which only a few other people have ever claimed to find.
I gotta be honest, I didn't really like Nolan at first. I actually didn't really like most of the characters at first, but by the end, I cared about them.
I have a little bit of work experience in the television industry, but on the post-production side, and I think the author captured the spirit and camaraderie that comes with working tightly alongside a crew.
I'm actually quite impressed by The Anomaly. The fun thing about reading this one is that I thought I would be able to predict what was going on, and when I thought I had something figured out, I didn't.
Well, there was one thing I had predicted correctly, but I won't say what it was, and that was about it. As a horror novel, with a good bit of science-fiction blended in, it succeeds.
I felt fear for the characters and what might happen to them. There were many scenes that were anxiety-inducing to me, but also which made me want to turn the page.
Just reading about the characters having to squeeze through fissures in the rocks, for example, freaked me the heck out.
Also, the author has a real knack for ending chapters at a OMG moment! I really don't want to give away what parts of the book were my favorite, because for one thing it would spoil the fun for you, and for another, explaining it out of context would just sound nuts.
Some real bonkers stuff happens in this book! I'm giving this 4. I wasn't totally sold on the conclusion but again, don't want to spoil anything.
Definitely check this one out if you've a horror fan who likes things like Fortean Times, offbeat news, Ancient Aliens, conspiracies - that sort of thing.
I think this is just what you're looking for! View all 3 comments. Sep 27, Donna Backshall rated it it was amazing Shelves: fiction , reviewed-goodreads , horror , on-audible , in , reviewed-audible , ancient-evil , reviewed-bookbub , best-of After reading the reviews and finding this book compared to The Ruins and Indiana Jones, I thought, "Well crap, why has this book been sitting untouched in my Audible library for over a year?
The Anomaly reads more like a movie script than a novel, and in this case that's not a bad thing. Sure, After reading the reviews and finding this book compared to The Ruins and Indiana Jones, I thought, "Well crap, why has this book been sitting untouched in my Audible library for over a year?
Sure, most of the "insight" from the characters is pithy rather than life altering, but it makes for fast-paced banter and I can't think of a better way to describe this a clean read.
Not "clean" like a cozy mystery, free of cursing and gore; rather "clean" meaning concise, no nonsense and focused.
The story never loses its momentum, and the ancient evil horror is delivered expertly. There's a circuitous route to finding the "real" Michael Rutger in Goodreads, but it appears the actual author has written quite a few books under a few different pseudonyms.
I might not be able to find everything written by actual author Michael Marshall Smith , but I do believe it's worth a little investigating to see what other gems are hidden under his various names.
I didn't realize this one would be so interesting, so chances are more good reads await! The second volume The Possession recently came out this summer which was what originally drew me to the series, but of course, being a stickler for reading in order, I wanted to start with The Anomaly.
The story begins with an introduction to protagonist Nolan Moore, an amateur archaeologist and the host of an esoteric documentary web series about the strange, the paranormal, and the odd.
And thus explains how Nolan and his crew find themselves at the Grand Canyon, hoping to retrace the steps of a turn-of-the-century explorer who claims to have discovered the mouth of a deep cavern system hidden in the side of the rocky walls.
Thanks to a generous donation by a mysterious foundation, for once the team is actually well-funded and equipped to go searching for this fabled cavern rumored to contain all sorts of ancient rock paintings and artifacts which would dramatically alter our understanding of human history.
And now, Nolan hopes to make a name for himself by finding it and documenting its all on his show.
Ecstatic, our characters waste no time in exploring their incredible discovery, but as they say, be careful what you wish for.
Nolan ends up finding the prehistoric treasures and paintings he came to seek, but also a whole lot more. Soon, trapped in the labyrinthine caverns with a threat older than time, and horrors they can never hope to comprehend, the crew find themselves in a desperate fight for survival.
One of the things I loved most about it was the oppressive atmosphere and the sense it gave of the inescapable blackness closing in all around me.
A rank smell coming from one of the rooms of the cavern. Mysterious lights and objects in underground pools that are crystal clear one moment and then slimy with algal gunk the next.
The hair-raising feeling of being watched by alien eyes, of being hunted by a stronger and much faster predator.
Fleeting glimpses of movement in the shadows and slithery light brushes against your skin. All this is guaranteed to send shivers up your spine.
Sometimes my son watches a TV programme where a group of, very strange, men, wander the backwoods of America looking for, and yet, never finding, strange creatures.
This novel is cleverly based around a similar show — The Anomaly Files — a low budget, online show, with a similar theme of exploring conspiracy theories and, false history stories.
As such, it is essential that they make their new episode a success and take their one shot at cable and away from webcasts.
The story that this episode is planned around, focuses on the story of an expedition, prospecting for minerals in the Grand Canyon.
What did the hunter and explorer, G. Kincaid find in a cave, which was said to house great wonders, but also something very dangerous?
Actually, though, they never really anticipate that they will find anything, which makes it even more unbelievable, when it appears that they might actually have discovered more than they bargained for… What made this book work for me was the characters.
I loved the way that Nolan, recently separated and a little vulnerable, is always on the defensive about his job, but clearly has a real interest in the show he is making.
The other characters help flesh out the plot and there are a good number of interesting female, and male, characters.
Where the novel falls apart a little for me was near the end, as the plot is a little bizarre, to say the least.
However, great fun and very well written. Dec 30, Paul rated it really liked it. I loved the first person narration as the reader got to know nolan and his team.
Jun 12, Vanessa rated it liked it. And step one of that is getting out of this crevice. Because it sucks in here. This is the place and point and time from which the rest of our lives start.
There is a path from here. And so we need to move along it. We have to go on, and keep going. Then, a little more strongly, "Okay. I'm not enjoying this process either, and that's because it's shit.
So let's go. After a moment, I felt her follo " After a moment, I felt her follow, still holding on to my shirt. We kept moving. Slow yard after slow yard.
And then somebody screamed. What if Indiana Jones was our 21st century contemporary instead of the scourge of Nazi antiquity thieves.
And he had a YouTube show. And he didn't actually have an archaeology degree. Or a whip. And he had a wooden leg.
Ok, I'm just shitting you on that last part. You'd more or less have Nolan Moore, the lovable underachiever protagonist of this summer thrill ride.
Nolan is a divorced failed screenwriter in LA who has fallen into hosting a popular YouTube show that investigates archaeological mysteries with a mix of genuine history and conspiracy theory malarkey.
It's a living. But he and his crew British producer Ken, cameraman Pierre--who is not French, which annoys Nolan to no end--and associate producer and sound tech Molly are maybe poised to make the jump to TV, where a modest fortune awaits.
Along with a journalist from a Buzzfeed-type website and an observer from a mysterious foundation who want to fund Nolan's work, they set out to look into the legend of a mysterious cave in the Grand Canyon.
None of them were expecting to actually find it. What follows is adventure! But it's more fun if you don't know any of the details, so view spoiler [Come on, I'm not spoilering this!
If it sounds good, you should read it. It takes talent to write something that is funny without being cringy, with characters you care about that can be sketched and set into motion with quick efficiency, to keep the story humming, and to wrap things up in a way that is satisfying and makes sense.
I was convinced about halfway through that the team's various odd discoveries were never going to gel and I was going to be annoyed when everything was explained.
I was wrong. My first "Ohhhhh shitttttt! That's more than halfway in. None of which is to say this book isn't worth reading. It's fun.
It's thoughtful for a roller coaster style thriller. It's got a bit of Crichton DNA, although with more humor than that guy ever had. The new-to-me author is Michael Rutger--which is a pen name for Michael Marshall Smith, whom I've also never heard of--who has written a few books and stories that have been adapted.
There's a strong possibility that this will end up becoming a movie or, ideally, a TV series. I hope it does. I knew I needed to read this book when the blurb stated that the main characters would be like a modern version of Indiana Jones in an X-Files era.
Nolan Moore is a YoutTube celebrity, hosting his own web show where he's trying to find if the truth is out there Nolan loves mysteries, although he's not a true archaeologist.
He used to be in the movies, well he was a screenwriter. But, he's very passionate when it comes to his show. This time he's retracing the step of an e I knew I needed to read this book when the blurb stated that the main characters would be like a modern version of Indiana Jones in an X-Files era.
This time he's retracing the step of an explorer from who claimed that he had found a mysterious cave in the Grand Canyon.
It would be marvelous if Nolan and his team found the cave It turns out this little expedition may be more dangerous than Nolan had anticipated You just know it would, and you sit there turning page after page waiting for the BAM moment.
And, when it happened, WOW! A group of people put together, getting more and more paranoid, or do they have a reason to fear the unknown?
Also, I had no idea what would happen.
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He teams up with the mysterious "Dana" as he battles a conspiracy known as "Anomaly" led by Harkin Langham, and learns that the bioweapon is the same mind control that has allowed its creator to take over his body.
Set in the future, a traumatized ex-soldier discovers that he can only experience life as himself in nine minute bursts every few days or so.
Consequently, he has no idea what he has been up to in between times but it appears in his other life he's clearly been up to no good.
He tries to piece together what is causing this. The Anomaly is a really good example of what can be achieved in a science fiction movie on a low budget.
Its technique is not dis-similar to the one used in Memento where we follow a protagonist who is consistently unsure of how he got where he is.
It's a great idea and ensures that the story-line remains intriguing throughout. It also allows for the film to change gears suddenly and for us to be thrown into jarringly different scenarios as well as re-locating locations.
The special effects are well used for the latter, where there are nice cityscapes of the likes of London and New York — very well rendered on a tight budget.
Clarke himself makes for a good central character. It's quite a physical role that calls also for a fair amount of action set-pieces, so we have lots of slow-motion fight scenes interspersed amongst the more cerebral sci-fi stuff.
Ian Somerhalder makes a mark too as a dapper, enigmatic man who seems to be involved with Clarke in his unknown other life, while the rather gorgeous Alexis Knapp makes an impression as a girl who assists Clarke in finding out the truth.
Brian Cox also stars but is restricted to a cameo role unfortunately. Overall, I was very impressed with this flick. While it does go down a sci-fi action route to an extent, and that's okay, it was the more mysterious sci-fi puzzle aspects that really made it tick.
It's well worth seeking out and it should be supported simply on the basis that it shows a lot of ambition and good ideas, while never forgetting to remain entertaining.
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