This drama miniseries was on my watch-list as soon as I heard about it, and now that I have Apple+ again and both the Golden Globes and Critic’s Choice awarded Paul Walter Hauser, I knew I had to start it ASAP.
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Book Review: Exiles by Jane Harper
This new Aaron Falk tale, Exiles, by Jane Harper is pretty dang fresh off the presses! So I promise, no big spoilers coming your way.
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It was a busy weekend for me, which meant not too much time for movies. That makes me sad, but sometimes that happens. Anyway, here’s what made it in.
Read moreAmerican Rust – Season 1 Review
With my black Friday deal of Showtime coming to a close, I decided to squeeze in another show. I remember at the time thinking that American Rust was Showtime’s attempt at Mare of Easttown. It might have been, but it sure didn’t live up to it.
Read moreAmerican Gigalo – Miniseries Review
Having never watched the Paul Schrader movie of the same name, I really have nothing to compare the American Gigalo miniseries to. But that’s okay! I think that just lets me give it a fair shake!
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I wish there would have been more time for movies this weekend, but I’ve got a week full of Sundance features coming up, so I suppose I’ll make up for it. While there were a couple new titles this weekend, I went for some re-watches, as well. I know, who has time for that?! Well, sometimes I make time.
Read moreBook Review: Below the Line by Howard Michael Gould
I suppose it comes as no surprise that I’ve already read the next novel in Howard Michael Gould’s Charlie Waldo series. Below the Line offered up a similar mix of intricate crime in sunny LA as its predecessor.
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I’ll keep it brief since I managed to sneak in a crap load of movies this weekend! Nothing like loading up on the last few weeks of the year.
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I spent all my efforts of going to the theater on Saturday, so you’re getting a strange mix of things that have been on my DVR for quite some time and some strange streaming choices
Read moreBook Review: The Price of Malice by Archer Mayor
I was maybe about twenty pages into Archer Mayor’s novel, The Price of Malice, when I thought that this had to be a part of a series. Come to find out after the fact, it is one of 32 novels involving the detective character, Joe Gunther. Go figure.
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