And JJ Feild and Felicity Jones were beyond perfect!īut enough gushing, let’s get on to the review! I felt that everyone who did this production really understood the heart of the novel and brought it to life perfectly! There are a few changes/additions, of course there always will be, but I felt these added to this film. So Northanger Abbey is probably my favorite Jane Austen book as I just love Catherine, she’s so me.Īnd I LOOOOOOOVE this adaption. Or you can read the book or other adaptions:Īnd don’t forget to #CelebrateHalloweenwithNorthangerAbbey so I can see what you do! So I’m going to watch the 2007 adaption, but there are others to watch if that doesn’t interest you: I was switching some posts around and was going to move Northanger Abbey to a different day when I decided why not end with Northanger Abbey? And if I’m celebrating? Why not encourage everyone to as well! I was still planning to end with it, but then I got an idea. Unfortunately, I didn’t finish the review. So in my post on The Blob, I mentioned that back in January when my book club read Steve McQueen: The Salvation of an American Icon, I thought what better way to end Horrorfest IX than to end with The Blob. I thought it would be cute to have it a few months apart from the book review. I’m happy to include it as I know of Catherine was around today, she’ be all over Halloween, So I decided that this year would be the year I review Northanger Abbey (2007). I’ve wanted to review this movie for a while, but haven’t as when I do then I can’t review it again. Then it hit me, how could I be so blind- she did! Oh, if only Jane Austen had written a Halloween-y book. This year I was like, ugh I guess I have to watch Pride and Prejudice and Zombies (I didn’t care for the book so I’m not enthused about watching the film.) I lucked out with Death Comes to Pemberley as that gave me two years, (I posted in between as three years seemed a really long break.) Then last year I did the Midsomer Murders episode “ Death by Persuasion“. So every year I have been trying to find a way to include Jane Austen in my Horrorfest posts.

No, let’s just say that all houses have their secrets, and Northanger is no exception. I have to say, there is a kind of vampirism. Miss Morland, I believe you are teasing me now. Dungeons, and sliding panels skeletons strange, unearthly cries in the night that pierce your very soul!Īny vampires? Don’t say vampires.

It’s just like what we read about.Īre you prepared to encounter all of its horrors?

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