I started to read a new book I had purchased, but I got slammed with playreading season. Before I knew it, months had passed. I also had to re-read a few scripts because my reviews were lost to a computer glitch. I'm going to list those as their own separate post.

Dear Jack, Dear Louise by Ken Ludwig
Death by Chocolate by Paul Freed
Girls' Weekend ( Read more... )

The past week I read Marvel Zombies, a hardback comic collection of the Robert Kirkman (writer) and Sean Phillips (illustrator). Ever since Gregg told me about the series, I've been wanting to read it. Happening in a multivese, it doesn't have any impact on the main series. They can do whatever they want. If what you want is intelligent zombies, ( Read more... )

Time to talk about the book I spent the last few weeks of December reading: Alias Grace by Margaret Atwood. I usually enjoy her books, but most of them take so long for me to finish. I want to know what's going on, but things are usually not straight. It takes a long time to figure out the story. This is no different. I spent weeks reading, usually ( Read more... )

It was the worst year ever for reading. A grand total of 22 titles, although technically 23 because I didn't post the book I'm currently reading. With spending so much time at home because of the continuing quarantine, it would be an easy assumption that I would have read more. However, it was the exact opposite effect. Instead of reading more, I ( Read more... )

Holy cow. It's been a while since I posted. The truth is, I've been reading. However, I've been reading long books, and so I haven't had much to post. So I”ll finish out the year with what I read, and hold what I'm still reading for next year.

I read The Alienist by Caleb Carr. It's one of those books that everyone seems to have read. People have ( Read more... )

We wound up short one movie, but I'm okay with that. We watched Zombeavers, Halloween Kills, and Halloween III: Season of the Witch.

Zombeavers was the dark comedy of the week. Directed by John Rubin, it stars Cortney Palm, Rachel Melvin (Sleepy Hollow), Lexi Atkins, Jake Weary, Peter Gilroy, and Hutch Dano. A group of very annoying 20 ( Read more... )

Over the past two days, I've watched three movies: The Crazies, The Eyes of My Mother, and Brahms: The Boy II.

The Crazies (2010) is directed by Breck Eisner and is a remake of the 1973 movie by George A. Romero. It stars Timothy Olyphant (Santa Clarita Diet), Radha Mitchell (Surrogates), and Joe Anderson (Horns). While there are some differences ( Read more... )

While watching Hot Ones with Sean Evans and Elizabeth Olsen, she mentioned a one-shot movie horror movie she'd done called Silent House. It sounded amazing. Directed by Chris Kentis and Laura Lau, it stars Elizabeth Olsen (Avengers: Infinity War), Adam Trese, and Eric Sheffer Stevens. Cleaning out an old vacation house in order to prepare it for ( Read more... )

Over the past few days we watched Transylvania 6-5000 and Halloween (2018).

I was introducing Gregg to Transylvania 6-500 because I watched it as a kid. I loved it. It's a bit dated, but I think it's still cute. W&DB by Rudy De Luca, it's the only feature movie he directed. However, who wrote for The Tim Conway Comedy Hour and The Carol Burnett ( Read more... )

Over the last two nights we watched Patient Zero and Winchester. I have a great love for the Winchester Mystery House, but let's go in order here.

Patient Zero is directed by Stefan Ruzowitzky and stars Natalie Dormer (The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance), Matt Smith (Doctor Who), and Stanley Tucci (The Tale of Despereaux). A rage virus has taken ( Read more... )