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The story, action, and pacing here are exactly what I had wished for in “When the Wolf Comes Home” by Nat Cassidy. Both stories involve a child possessed with incredible powers. However, The Bones Beneath My Skin by TJ Klune is the much more fun read between the two and has more memorable characters. I…
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I found myself enjoying this story quite a bit. It wasn’t perfect, but it kept me glued to the story till the very end. Anatomy of an Alibi by Ashley Elston is about two completely different women having to team up to spy on one of their husbands for different reasons. Both are near strangers,…
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What a brilliant movie! To think that I once shunned these types of Korean movies depicting old kings and court intrigue when I was a teenager as boring is a crime I have to confess. I have since watched so many of these awesome Korean movies regarding events and life in the Joseon dynasty. I…
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Let’s face it. Not many journalists can do what the author of this book did. To investigate a story and crime in the past, regardless of how infamous it is, for nearly twenty years is quite an achievement. The amount of frustration due to roadblocks and threats would likely make all but the most seasoned…
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I think Dan Levy is one of those dudes where people are either going to love or hate his type of gay comedy. It’s kind of hard to find a in-between. I, for one, belong in the former camp and so I found Big Mistakes to be right up my alley. But I can also…
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Alright, not bad. Not bad at all. I do tend to believe that I enjoy these types of movies, the ones set in medieval times when hard lives are the norm and religion along with dread and the supernatural are everyday occurrences, more than I let on. The Dreadful in my opinion, is a simple…
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I think everyone has some funny YouTube videos they can always count on to bring out a laugh or two, regardless of how many times it has been watched. Many, many years ago, I remember watching a video of an insect invading someone’s house, and of course, the owner was none too happy about it.…
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What a shame. After having thoroughly enjoyed The Light Pirate and Good Morning, Midnight and singing its praises, Lily Brooks-Dalton returns with her next novel, Ruins. This novel is everything that The Light Pirate was not, and I mean that in a very, very bad way. How could this have happened? The disparity between the…
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I had wanted to watch a deep psychological crime thriller, and Queen Mantis had been on my list for a while. The premise is interesting, and of course, I mean obviously, the very first thing that came to my mind was Clarice and Hannibal Lecter in The Silence of the Lambs. The cat-and-mouse game along…
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DJ Muggs is the mastermind behind the beats and sound of rap group Cypress Hill. I personally believe he is another one of those extremely underrated producers who don’t get mentioned enough. Similar to Mannie Fresh, who basically made the Cash Money sound so popular in the ’90s, Havoc’s dark and grimy New York sound…
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