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Letterboxd link: 5 stars I didn’t expect this to make me cry. I grew up down the street from PTL and its amusement park. Televangelists were a part of my culture. Even though I did not jive with that, being a quiet Episcopalian that didn’t pray in public,
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Letterboxd link: 4 1/2 stars Gorgeous setting and scenery. Incredible misdirection at several points. Marvelous and pretty Italian horror. Don’t forget: you aren’t just marrying your partner, you really are marrying their family. Rotten Tomatoes Synopsis: “While visiting her fiancé’s mother in southern Italy, a woman
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Note: this contains spoilers for The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath. It also discusses depression symptoms and suicide. Take care of yourself. If you need to speak to someone, the Suicide Prevention Lifeline is available by text, online, and voice. I am studying Sylvia Plath with FrizzLit–a wonderful online
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I’m currently in a book club/class on Sylvia Plath, and this Sunday we start on The Bell Jar. You know I am always researching and searching for information. I found some interesting things while reading the first nine chapters. Audio interview with Joanne Greenberg, who wrote her own
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Letterboxd review: 5 stars “Hell is other people.” —Jean-Paul Sartre The Devils of Loudon by Aldous Huxley The set design and costuming are haunting, especially the stark black and white of Loudon. One scene in particular, in contrast, looks like the madness of a Bosch painting. For those concerned about
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aka Wrong Turn: The Foundation Upon rewatch: minor spoilers… Letterboxd link: 5 stars Detail I missed the first time: The older guy in the bar has a big brass belt buckle that says “Nobody’s Ever Raped”. I swear all of us in Virginia aren’t like that. (Some are.
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