Look, the theater offerings have been scarce. I’m looking forward for what’s to come the rest of the month, but for this past weekend I settled on some interesting rentals.
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Book Review: On Swift Horses by Shannon Pufahl
Babylon’s Diego Calva hinted at some “hot scenes” with co-star Jacob Elordi in the upcoming adaptation of Shannon Pufahl’s novel, On Swift Horses. I liked that promise so I decided to give the novel a go first.
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My friends, this weekend was packed, but I still managed to squeeze a couple movies in.
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Almost all of this weekend’s viewings were winners.
Read moreAnne Rice’s Interview with the Vampire – Season 1 Review
Now, for those that do not have AMC+, there will be SPOILERS ahead for the first season of the televised adaptation of Anne Rice’s Interview with the Vampire.
There, now that you’ve been sufficiently warned, let’s get into it. Of course, I will be making comparisons to the 1994 film of the same name I only recently watched, but you’ll have to wait for me to actually read the book before I can compare the show to its source material. Regardless, it does seem that both critics and fans of the novels were also big fans of this series. I, myself, was also quite intrigued with this series and frankly I’m bummed that I now have to wait god knows how long for the second season (already renewed, by the way). Oh well, let’s talk about what went down.
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I made time for a lot of the scarier stuff this weekend, but there were a couple others that I knew I wanted to make time for.
Read moreBook Review: Geography Club by Brent Hartinger
Several years ago I watched a movie called Geography Club, so imagine my surprise when I learned it was based off of a book! That’s right, and even more interesting, is that this novel is the first of four featuring the same characters written by Bren Hartinger! I definitely have some more reading to do!
Read moreLooking – The Series & Movie
Ever since watching Jonathan Groff in Glee, he’s always been on my radar, but I had never really given any of his other stand-out projects a chance. Now, I don’t know that I will ever watch Hamilton or Frozen (just not a fan of musicals or kids movies), but I did want to check out his critically acclaimed show, Looking, while I still had the chance. Unfortunately, despite it’s great reviews, the viewership was low enough that it got cancelled after two seasons, although HBO was gracious enough to let them tie up their story with a movie. So I watched it all!
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