The literary horror family are getting all the film adaptations this year! First, Joe Hill’s short story, The Black Phone, gets an awesome Ethan Hawke led masterpiece, and now Stephen King’s Mr. Harrigan’s Phone is getting a similar treatment?! Count me in! Admittedly, the latter had a rather quiet release on Netflix just a couple of weeks ago, but I enjoyed it just the same.
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Austin and All its Museums
Given that I had never been to Austin prior to attending Austin City Limits, it only makes sense that I would have went out and explored a little bit. Sure, my friend and I segwayed through Downtown and saw things like the Colorado River and the city’s capitol, but what really stuck out were two vastly different museums.
Read moreSpooky Season Movie Review
It’s crazy to think we only have one week of October left, but here we are. Anyways, I’ve tried to make time for scary movies this month, so here’s what made the cut. (And there will be more to come next week!).
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It was kind of a hodge-podge this weekend, and not nearly as many movies were viewed as I would have liked. Still, here’s what made the cut.
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This is probably going to end up as the lightest month of movie-watching I’ve experienced in at least the last three years if not longer. I tried to make up for it this weekend, but fun trips cut it short this month. Here’s what’s rounding out September.
Read moreBook Review: The Girl Next Door by Jack Ketchum
Well, geez. My friend has some dark taste in reading materials. Off the heels of her recommendation for Pretty Girls, I maybe stupidly didn’t give myself a break and picked up Jack Ketchum’s The Girl Next Door.
Read moreSaturday Double-Feature Review
As much as I would have liked to have watched more movies this weekend, concerts and Cobra Kai‘s fifth season just wouldn’t allow it. Thus, I made sure Saturday night was all about the movies. Barbarian and Honk For Jesus. Save Your Soul. made the cut.
Read moreBook Review: Pretty Girls by Karin Slaughter
My friend warned me that this book, Pretty Girls by Karin Slaughter, was intense, but I think what she meant was disturbing. I’ve consumed a lot of media over the course of my life, whether it be print or onscreen, so I’d consider myself somewhat desensitized, but this book was kind of on a whole other level.
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It was a busy weekend, but I managed to squeeze in some hits!
Read moreBook Review: The House Across the Lake by Riley Sager
New Riley Sager!! I’d be so happy if this guy manages to pump out a new book every year, mainly because they’ve all been thoroughly enjoyable. And honestly, I’m a little surprised I’m saying that about his newest release, The House Across the Lake, but you’ll just have to keep reading to find out why. And on that note, just know there are some SPOILERS ahead.
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