At the Devil’s Door is a supernatural horror story that shows people just how bad choices can mess up one’s life and a series of it could seriously screw one up, especially if it has anything to do with the devil. In 1987, 17 year old Hannah White (Ashley Rickard), a rebellious teen, falls in… Read More At the Devil’s Door: Movie Review
Over the weekend, I managed to catch up on my TBW pile and I decided on this supernatural horror from Japanese director Takashi Shimizu (who incidentally directed The Grudge Japanese trilogy). It looked promising as it had Amy Smart (Crank), Ryan Kwanten (True Blood), Christian Serratos (The Walking Dead), Jamie Chung (Sucker Punch) and Leslie… Read More 7500: Movie Review
I think that means that I have a heart. Who would have guessed? — John Cleaver SYNOPSIS: Months after John saved five girls from the second demon/ serial killer to come to Clayton County, John Wayne Cleaver is focused on finding the third one, guided only by clues he found from Agent Forman’s cellphone. With… Read More I Don’t Want to Kill You (Dan Wells): Book Review
I didn’t originally plan on watching The Master’s Sun but because it was being shown on local TV every night and I kept catching glances of episodes, I was drawn to the plot and the easy chemistry of its two lead stars Jo Ji Sub and Gyo Hyo Jin, in a story that could best… Read More The Master’s Sun: Korean Drama Review
After 10 years locked up in a mental institution for killing his father, 21 year old Tim Rusell is finally free and eager to see his sister, Kaylie, who has spent the last decade in a myriad of foster homes, building a career for herself and obsessing about the night that tore their family apart.… Read More Oculus: Movie Review
Since there is one more episode left before I could review the entire ninth season of Supernatural, I will settle for reviewing Bloodlines, which aired as the 20th episode of the show for Season 9. The episode,which showcases the first three of five monster families that control Chicago, was intended as a backdoor pilot for… Read More Bloodlines: Backdoor Pilot Review
Steel Cold Winter is the story of a introverted girl named Hae won (Kim Yoon Hye), who lives alone with her father in a small town far from the South Korean capitol. Rumors are rife about the town that Hae won is having an incestous relationship with her mentally unstable father, thus making them both… Read More Steel Cold Winter: Korean Movie Review
