Domhnall Gleeson playing a serial killer? Well you can count me all the way in immediately! FX on Hulu, you’ve done it again with The Patient.
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Weekend Movie Review
Technically, I am combining last week’s viewings because I didn’t have time to recap them here, but you should definitely still be informed of all the greatness out there.
Read moreHalloween Weekend Movie Review…Many Days Later
Yes, I know Halloween was already three days ago, but I’ve been busy. That means you get to hear about the spooky movies that made it in for the most recent holiday. Nothing new this week, but you can’t go wrong with these picks.
Read moreBook Review: Luckiest Girl Alive by Jessica Knoll
Full disclosure, the only reason I even picked up this novel, Luckiest Girl Alive by Jessica Knoll, was because I saw the Netflix trailer and was intrigued by its mystery. That’s sad that Netflix movies are what’s driving my reading choices, but when People magazine is the only source for “new hits,” I suppose I shouldn’t be that surprised.
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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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You know, I’m pretty impressed with myself for managing to squeeze in four new movies over the course of a very busy weekend. All in all, they were pretty decent and all vastly different from one another.
Read moreBook Review: Nothing More to Tell by Karen M. McManus
For someone that cranks out novels so fast, Karen M. McManus has yet to write a bad one. That rule definitely applies to her latest, Nothing More to Tell, too.
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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 Maidens by Alex Michaelides
As interesting as Alex Michaelides’ debut novel, The Silent Patient was, I wasn’t necessarily in the market to find out about any more of his work. Strangely enough, his second novel, The Maidens, appealed to me based off the brief “new in paperback” description given in my mother’s People Magazine subscription. I only really paid attention to Michaelides as the author when I looked it up at my local library.
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It was a busy weekend, but I managed to squeeze in some hits!
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