We arrive at Final Destination 3, fresh faced from our, maybe, success in Final Destination 2. The last group of survivors had nothing more in common than a similar vehicular route. FD3 takes us back to basics with a group of high school seniors. For the first time, the movie DOES NOT open in a […]
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Sometimes you come across the rare sequel that doesn’t completely suck. I mean they usually do. Final Destination 2 is actually a pretty good successor. Some might even say better than the first. I’ll give them that the opening disaster scene in this one is epic. I will ride on an airplane. I will go
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Earlier this week I posted that I’d be reviewing 101 books from Sadie Hartmann’s 101 Horror Books to Read Before You’re Murdered.Let’s Read 101 Horror Books To Read Before You’re MURDERED! – I’m working on snagging all of them and plan to go through each section one at a time. This first book, The Book
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Final Destination is one of my favorite movie franchises. I’ve been trying to get my hands on the books, without paying $250 for a 150 page paperback, for years. So naturally when Final Destination: Bloodlines announced I was unbearable. I made everyone in my household watch the trailer, squealed with delight when the late great
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Sadie Hartmann has blessed the horror fans among us with a compilation of horror novels from every subgenre to satisfy even the most ardent fans. Guys, I admit I was cocky. I picked this up for myself early this year, sure I’d have read perhaps 60 maybe 70 percent of these. My hubris was astounding.
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All three of my kids are performers. My youngest longs for the bright lights of Broadway, my middle child plays drums and sings in a rock band, and my oldest dances. I love nothing more than to watch them shine on stage. We spend our nights shuffling them to and from practice and listening to
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Between watching our studios dances and chaotic renditions of The Wobble as a hundred dancers waited for adjudications to begin, I finished TikTok influencer Penny Hawkins Smith‘s (@HospiceNursePenny) book Influencing Death. When the book arrived, I was expecting something akin to Mary Roach’s Stiff or Spook, but obviously the before death portion. Mostly informative, but
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Much like snow days, dance competitions have a certain flow to them. Since, it’s a dance competition weekend for us so I thought I’d share, and commiserate, with all of you how it usually goes. The Week Before Find out when you’ll actually be dancing. Up until this point, you’ve had the whole three days
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We’ve already talked about this here, and here but! There is actually a little bit of good news on the family vlogging front. Somewhere, someone is doing something! Incredible! I’d lost hope that it was possible for bureaucracies to actually give a shit about helping people, so I am going to revel in this small
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This one is a long time coming. Life has been life and there is nothing like a family plague of norovirus to keep a blogger down. (Also, apparently it can give you a rash that looks like measles or chicken pox or possibly yersinia pestis and require you to rush your child to kids express
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