so-so
After Dark, My Sweet lacked a clear direction. It opens on a fairly slow note with Collie who is less proactive and more reactive, which, when done well, is fine, but here it seems Thompson was unsure himself where he wanted Collie to go and what he wanted him to do. There are some decently suspenseful moments, but overall it‘s not as engaging as I expected. Perhaps reading this the same weekend as The Getaway set my expectations too high.
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