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I. Hate. Everything.
by admin on Apr.19, 2019, under Syndicated from the Web
Reposted from PUMPKINROT.COM: What’s Brewing | Go to Original Post
Did you see the new STAR WARS trailer?
Spoiler Alert: The Emperor survived the below event…as did a very large portion of the Death Star when it was completely destroyed.
Click below…
I. Hate. Everything.
by admin on Apr.19, 2019, under Syndicated from the Web
Reposted from PUMPKINROT.COM: What’s Brewing | Go to Original Post
Did you see the new STAR WARS trailer?
Spoiler Alert: The Emperor survived the below event…as did a very large portion of the Death Star when it was completely destroyed.
Click below…
What Happened To Granger Taylor?
by admin on Apr.15, 2019, under Syndicated from the Web
Reposted from PUMPKINROT.COM: What’s Brewing | Go to Original Post
Dear Mother and Father,
I have gone away to walk aboard an alien spaceship, as recurring dreams assured a 42-month interstellar voyage to explore the vast universe, then return. I am leaving behind all my possessions to you as I will no longer require the use of any. Please use the instructions in my will as a guide to help.
Love, Granger
Noh Masks
by admin on Apr.15, 2019, under Syndicated from the Web
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Quick Takes: The Wind, Border, Searching, Now Apocalypse
by admin on Apr.14, 2019, under Syndicated from the Web
Reposted from Wicked October | Go to Original Post
The Wind offers stunning vistas, a chilling soundtrack & harrowing lead performance. As a frontier-period set indie, it’s ambitious in scope, unsettling, and the disjointed story creates disorienting dread. An enigmatic finale undercuts the emotional punch almost to ruin.
Border glumly grapples with issues of beauty, identity, compliance, stranger danger & family secrets. The cast is stellar & a mid-point pivot steeped in folklore loses its grip, growing more hypnotic, bizarre & dangerously unpredictable, choking your heart & throat.
Searching while rooted in a gimmick ends up being deeply absorbing & relentless due completely to John Cho’s frenetic energy & commitment. It’s impossible to tear your eyes away from the screens as he hunts for his missing daughter with a Machiavellian, emotional finale.
Now Apocalypse is an angsty 20something L.A. trip full of sex positivity, inclusion, & a plot unmoored from any real story or characters. Throw in rape-y aliens, colorful splashes that portend nothing, & you have a sweet, vapid, cocktail full of itself and empty calories.
The Peculiar Death Of Christopher Case
by admin on Apr.12, 2019, under Syndicated from the Web
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