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All the Colors of the Dark by Chris Whitaker is a literary psychological thriller novel that deals with one man’s lifelong obsession to find a girl. Through it all, this novel explores romance, heartache, sadness, horror, personal loss and most of all, friendship. Where does one even begin to review this novel? Is this a…
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If you’re looking for a good Korean action thriller, The Yellow Sea just might fit the bill. It’s a bit dated now, coming in from 2010, but once again, if you’re just wanting some good ol’ classic action flick, especially one with a lot of machete-hacking scenes, this is going to feel right at home.…
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Empress Dowager Cixi: The Concubine Who Launched Modern China by Jung Chang goes over the last few decades of China’s last dynasty, The Great Qing. Focusing squarely on the Empress Dowager Cixi, it covers the early days of her life to how she became the de facto ruler of China despite all odds. All roads…
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Tennessee is known for country music and whiskey. But if you ask hip-hop heads, they’ll likely say that the state is also known for being the home of the legendary group, Three 6 Mafia. Them boys were wild back then. They had a ton of classics. When the Smoke Clears: Sixty 6, Sixty 1 and…
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I swear, I’m about to turn this into a mini-series of some sort. Like seriously, how hard can coaching be? Judging by some of the most stupid play calling and decisions I’ve seen, it can’t be that hard, can it? I’d like to always tell myself that I’m obviously joking because there’s no way a…
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I love watching a weird movie occasionally, and Pontypool is one of the weirdest ones I’ve watched in a while. Its being a zombie movie makes it especially more weird, as it’s likely not what you were expecting. However, this is what makes Pontypool so charming and unique. The part where the radio hosts get…
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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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