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Seberg (Movie Review) — TheaterByte

Kirsten Stewart does her best with a rather mediocre script and at least makes a case for exploring Jean Seberg’s extensive filmography. via Seberg (Movie Review) — TheaterByte

THE ROOMMATE (2011) — Cut To The Chase

Directed By: Christian E. Christiansen Written By: Sonny Malhi, Nick Bylsma, Chris Bylsma & Richard Robertson Cinematography By: Phil Parmet Editor: Randy Bricker Cast: Minka Kelly, Leighton Meester, Aly Michalka , Cam Gigandet, Daneel Ackles, Frances Fisher, Billy Zane, Nina Dobrev, Kat Graham, Matt Lanter Fresh from Des Moines, Iowa, Sara Matthews has just […] via… Continue reading THE ROOMMATE (2011) — Cut To The Chase

I might be manipulating you to create risk for myself. “Basic Instinct 2” (2006) — I have nothing to watch

directed by Michael Caton-Jones I guess I will surprise some of you by writing about this film, but I find it incredibly pleasant to have a different opinion that the majority. Today, I’d like to recommend you the second part of “Basic Instinct”, which was made in 2006 and directed by a different director, but […]… Continue reading I might be manipulating you to create risk for myself. “Basic Instinct 2” (2006) — I have nothing to watch

Two Truths and A Lie by: Meg Mitchell More — Book Queen Reviews

Description from Goodreads From the author of The Islanders comes a warm, witty and suspenseful novel filled with small-town secrets, summer romance, big time lies and spiked seltzer, in the vein of Liane Moriarty. Truth: Sherri Griffin and her daughter, Katie, have recently moved to the idyllic beach town of Newburyport, Massachusetts. Rebecca Coleman, widely… Continue reading Two Truths and A Lie by: Meg Mitchell More — Book Queen Reviews

Review: The Terminal List by Jack Carr — Simon McDonald

You are familiar with the premise of “The Terminal List” because you’ve seen a version of this story played out a million times before. But if you’re like me — you enjoy a dose of action-lit in their monthly reading — Jack Carr’s political / revenge thriller hybrid is a competent recycling of familiar ingredients. […]… Continue reading Review: The Terminal List by Jack Carr — Simon McDonald