I know that everyone was probably expecting the inevitable showdown between Rick and Daryl, but it just wouldn’t be TWD’s style to show you the Governor at the end of last week and then not spend this week catching us up on his story. We were gifted with a lot of action at the prison […]
The Snowtown Murders, Justin Kurzel’s directorial debut is an unsettling and unflinching look at the true story of John Justin Bunting; one of Australia’s most notorious serial killers. Also known as the “Bodies in Barrels Murders”, only one murder actually took place in Snowtown. The rest were committed in several different locations in South Australia […]
American Horror Story The Axe Man Cometh By Cat Scully It’s 1919 and a mysterious narrator writer enters the scene with his typewriter, calling himself the Axe Man. He writes in a small room with newspaper clippings and saxophone, saying the victims will be known by the murder with his axe. The witches of 1919 […]
What I’m drinking: Newcastle Werewolf. The goal was to save this for Hemlock Grove, but, at this point, it seems unlikely I’ll go back to watching that show. At least not anytime soon. This is a decent beer. Not nearly as good as Newcastle Brown Ale, but pretty good. It has a bitter berry taste […]
” Not Everyone Gets To Live” So, Rick is still looking at himself in the rearview mirror, contemplating his decision to excommunicate Carol. Wait!! Where did these dogs come from?! So, I guess this virus isn’t zoonotic. Interesting. Cell Block D is quickly becoming a morgue rather than an infirmary. If it wasn’t for Hershel, […]
You can read Fremont’s thoughts on this episode here. What I’m drinking: Apple cider and Fireball cinnamon whiskey. With Fremont drinking gin and juice (combined with the debacle that was last week’s episode), I thought I’d step up my drinking game this week. Before long, I’ll be slamming down bottles just a little too hard […]
“Nobody’s died yet. I think a lot of people are going to die. It always happens;makes me sad, but at least they get to come back.” “Lizzy, when they come back, people aren’t who they were. “Yeah, but they’re something;they’re someone.” This conversation was fascinating. On the one hand, I still think Lizzy is a […]
Written and directed by Austin Chick, Girls Against Boys is a unique and interesting take on the rape/revenge genre. In fact, to pigeonhole it as simply a rape/revenge movie would be a disservice. It’s more of an exploration of the old adage “Hell hath no fury like a women scorned.” Shae (Danielle Panabaker) is a […]
“The Girl From Blood Coven”, a short story by Brian Moreland, brings us the origin story of the Blevin’s House. As Sheriff Keagan tucks into a cold beer at his local restaurant, a young woman covered head to toe in blood appears in the doorway of the restaurant. As we follow Sheriff Keagan and the […]
“The Witching House” by Brian Moreland, is a novella set in Texas which tells the story of the Blevin’s House. In 1972, twenty five people were brutally murdered in this house and the identity of the killer or killers has yet to be revealed 40 years later. Enter Sarah Donovan, a young woman who has […]