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“Deadbeat” Is A Lively Read

C.Kinzie || Kamloops, BC “Deadbeat: Makes You Stronger” is a hell of a fun book.  Now, this review is going … More

Adam, Arts, book, book review, crime, deadbeat, deadbeat: makes you stronger, detective, genre fiction, Guy Adam, Max, mystery, novel, review, sherlock holmes, titan books, Tom

“Plague Nation” || Ashley Parker Is Back and She’s (Still) Kicking Ass

When “Plague Town” by Dana Fedsti was published, I was happy to review a “genre” book with such a cool … More

Arts, Ashley, Ashley Parker, book, book review, dana fredsti, Fiction, gabriel, heroine, novel, plague nation, plague town, review, titan, titan books, United States, zombies

“Orphan Black” Is Okay With the Mute Button On

The new series, “Orphan Black” from BBC America, looked like it might be an interesting show. Sadly, I will never … More

BBCA, orphan black, review, science fiction, TV

Review: “Mama” Is Topping Box Office For a reason.

Title: Mama (2013) Director: Andrés Muschietti (Mama, short) Cast:  Jessica Chastain (“The Help”, “Zero Dark Thirty”, “Take Shelter“), Nikolaj Coster-Waldau (“Game of Thrones“, … More

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Review: “Seven Psychopaths” and All The Best Actors

Films about killers are made better with humor.  It eases the viewer into suddenly realizing that they’re feeling sympathetic toward … More

Christopher Walken, Colin Farrell, films, Martin McDonagh, Mickey Rourke, movie review, review, Sam Rockwell, Seven Psychopaths, Shih Tzu, Tom Waits, Woody Harrelson

Review: Apartment 143

I like horror movies; that’s no secret.  In particular, I enjoy horror movies that are more traditional.  There’s a place … More

Apartment, Arts, Caddyshack, carles torrens, Exorcism of Emily Rose, Gia Mantegna, kai lennox, Michael Clayton, Michael O'Keefe, movie review, movies, review

Review: “Red Lights”

There have been quite a few movies about paranormal investigation teams encountering a phenomenon they can’t explain.  Perhaps the greatest in this … More

Buckley, Cillian Murphy, movie review, Paranormal, Red Lights, review, Robert DeNiro, Sigourney Weaver, Silver, Sunshine

“World Without End”: Epic Mini Series

Ken Follett’s much-loved novel “World Without End” was made into a mini-series.  It can be difficult to capture the depth … More

Ben Chaplin, Charlotte Riley, drama, history, Indira Varma, Indira Varmas, Ken Follett, Miniseries, Nora Von-Waldstatten, novel, Oliver Jackson-Cohen, review, romance, Thomas Langley, Tom Weston-Cohen, World Without End

The Possession: Don’t Listen to the Naysayers

There are a lot of films released each year that, some may say, are “horror films”.  Most of the “scary” … More

dibbuk box, jeffrey dean morgan, kyra sedgwick, movie review, natasha calis, review, the possession, vancouver

“The Cocktail Waitress” Serves It Up

If you don’t know the name James M. Cain I’d be willing to bet money that you know the title “The … More

book review, hard case crime, review, the cocktail waitress, titan books

AppStravaganza: Hipstamatic

I love photo apps for my iPhone.  Many of the free ones are fantastic but there’s one app that I … More

app, ART, hipstamatic, iphone, review

An Old Mystery is a Good Mystery

An Old Mystery is a Good Mystery.

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