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Apocalypse: How Catastrophe Transformed Our World and Can Forge New Futures by Lizzie Wade goes over some of our world’s history’s most devastating apocalyptic events, showing us that regardless of what gets thrown at us, humans eventually will find a way to survive and move forward. If you’re feeling depressed about today’s world and how…
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Everybody Wants to Rule the World Except Me by Django Wexler is the second book in the Dark Lord Davi duology. It’s the hotly anticipated sequel to How to Become the Dark Lord and Die Trying, a raunchy, comedic, in-your-face dark fantasy that had me tearing up at times due to how hilarious certain bits…
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Jesus Wept: Seven Popes and the Battle for the Soul of the Catholic Church by Philip Shenon is an appropriately named investigative novel that delves into the lives of the previous six or seven popes and how their winning the conclave election to become supreme rulers of the Roman Catholic Church have created an uproar,…
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Someone please save me. It’s the year of 2025 and we are still doing shows where producers cannot give us a satisfying conclusion to a TV series. Instead, we are likely viewed as inferior dimwits because the majority of viewers likely wouldn’t get the producers’ brilliant storytelling abilities. It wasn’t only until the very end,…
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I mean sure, why not? If killer clowns can make it to outer space, why not in a simple cornfield? It does have bold red letters telling me it’s produced by the producers of Smile and directed by people who did Tucker & Dale vs. Evil. But is it likely going to be one of…
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The Historian by Elizabeth Kostova is a refreshing new twist on the popular tale of Vlad Tepes, aka Dracula. It’s hard to believe that The Historian is the author’s debut novel, published in 2005. Right at around 700 pages, we can clearly see that she had huge ambitions for this project. Fortunately for us readers,…
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I deserve happiness too, dammit! After a couple of not-so-good low-budget horror movies, I felt it was enough punishment to justify watching a much more high-budget production one. Balance is the key to a successful life, after all. Sinners did not disappoint. This was yet another movie I had to try as hard as possible…
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Potential. So much wasted potential. That’s what I feel Netflix did with Archive 81, a psychological sci-fi horror series. It would seem the series did okay, but it got the axe nonetheless after only the first season. After having watched it, while I felt it deserved at least a second season, there were many things…
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Killing the Witches: The Horror of Salem, Massachusetts by Bill O’Reilly and Martin Dugard goes over the Salem witch trials of the late 1600s. I’ve always been fascinated by the witch trials, even going back to when I was a kid. Even though we were obviously taught that the accused were actually innocent, it still…
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Grief horror or horror grief. However it goes, it seems like I’ve been watching a bunch of them recently. From The Woman in the Yard, Mr. Crocket, and Dark Nature, I’ve been on a roll. As with everything, if done correctly, this sub-genre of horror can produce some amazing movies. One of the best in…
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