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A good thriller spy movie or series is something I usually try to slot into my viewing schedule once in a while. While my days of craving to watch heroes and heroines do some heavy ass kicking, whether behind the scenes or out in the open, have dulled somewhat as I get older, the lure…
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This was a pretty nice psychological thriller. The movie was released in 2005, yet I got a really strong 90s vibe from it! Both Dakota Fanning and Robert De Niro did their thing. It’s also great to see some of the older movies from Dakota Fanning. Her career has spanned too long, and it’s amazing…
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The Creep movie series I’d like to think has moved up to almost cult-level status. I’d like to think it has a pretty decent amount of followers, as it usually gets mentioned when talking about found footage horrors. Mark Duplass has done something pretty special here. Both Creep movies so far have Mark playing a…
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The Achilles Trap: Saddam Hussein, the C.I.A., and the Origins of America’s Invasion of Iraq by Steve Coll helps readers understand, as the title implies, the war against Iraq’s Saddam Hussein and how the continuous search for weapons of mass destruction ultimately led to their invasion by the United States. The Achilles Trap presents us…
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It was with great pride when I first listened to Field Mob’s debut album, 613: Ashy to Classy, when it first debuted. Their southern charm, grammar, and lyrics were refreshingly different in a year that was dominated by the likes of radio-friendly hits such as Nelly’s Country Grammar, Jay-Z’s Big Pimpin’, and Dr. Dre’s The…
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This is likely to be one of the worst movies I’ve watched in 2024. It’s movies like these that always make me wonder, would it have been better if they’d just used the money to produce this garbage to help feed the homeless or donate it to charity instead? The story is god-awful, the writing…
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Zenith Man: Death, Love, and Redemption in a Georgia Courtroom by McCracken Poston Jr. goes over a highly bizarre case in the mid-90s in Ringgold, Georgia, where Alvin Ridley, a much-feared man in his neighborhood and a recluse, was accused of murdering his wife, whom no one has claimed to have seen in public for…
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Look it here, I admit I used to not know much about rappers in general. If they had a hit song on the radio, then that’s all I had to go with. I didn’t know nor care to know if they were affiliated with any gangs and whatnot. Other than some of the more televised…
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You gotta love Korean comedy. They seriously do it like no other. Although every country have their own brand of comedy in movies, the Korean version is usually the one I find myself laughing out loud each and every time! I swear, they can make a comedy out of any situation if they so choose…
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The Remains of the Day by Kazuo Ishiguro is a literary fiction and award-winning novel that was written in 1989. After having been introduced to this author after having completed Klara and the Sun a few years back, I was instantly a fan. With almost three decades between these two novels, I was curious to…
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