Charlotte Markham and the House of DarklingAuthor: Michael BoccacinoMichael Boccacino is diabolically addictive. Boccacino’s gloomy, doomed locales, Gothic settings, and superb Victorian characters will certainly afford you more than a few Stephen King moments! Seductively eerie, gloriously spooky, with inhuman villains and redemptive heroines, and Wuthering Heights drama, don’t read this without being in a well lit room! Better than a séance, Charlotte Markham and the House of Darkling howls ... continue reading...
Book Reviews: Charlotte Markham and the House of Darkling
Book Reviews: A Simple Thing
A Simple Thing Author: Kathleen McClearyIf you are looking for a sweet and sanguine novel, with in depth characters that sneak into your heart while you are not looking, take a peek at A Simple Thing. A Simple Thing rocks you gently as it spins its tale of Susannah Delaney and Betty Pavalak, two very different but caring mothers as they seek a safe sanctuary for themselves and their children. Beautifully written, great plot, and just one of those feel happy after reading I wish it lasted ... continue reading...
DVD Reviews: Get the Gringo
Get the GringoI know I’m supposed to hate Mel Gibson, but the hell with that; I’m better than that, I f*cking love Mel. Honestly, how can you not love him?I know, some people are racist and beat their wives, but that doesn’t make their movies sh*tty, it just makes them bad people. I will never stop loving Mel Gibson’s films. I don’t know how many times I have seen Payback, Lethal Weapon, and Mad Max. I honestly think that Mel shaped American action cinema, we now model all of our action ... continue reading...
Book Reviews: In the Bag
In the Bag Author: Kate KliseBoy meets girl. Man meets woman. Simple, yes? Yet In the Bag takes a set of single parents with two quirky teenagers and sets out to mix it up – successfully. Sassy and sweet, internet ready Webb Nelson and audacious Coco Sprinkle manage to get their parents into a swirl of fun. Nelson Quinn travels to Spain to set up a gallery exhibit – that’s what he does. He decides to take along 17 year old Webb, as he usually does to acquaint Webb with Europe. Coco’s mom, ... continue reading...
DVD Reviews: ATM
ATMWas I kinda psyched to see ATM? Yes. Why you ask? The cast. What was holding me back? I’m not entirely sold on the whole single location horror/thriller thing. Buried was great, but it takes a lot to pull it off. These sort of thrillers/horror movies set mostly at one location, are somewhat popular now days and I know why they are so popular, small budgets, short shoots, and control of the set. However the cast is great. We have Josh Peck playing the asshole, Alice Eve playing the ... continue reading...
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