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Lindbergh: The Crime by Noel Behn at Amazon Lindbergh: The Crime by Noel Behn My rating: 5 of 5 stars This book messed with my head in the best way. I say in my profile that I love books that overturn my apple cart. Apples everywhere on my path. I
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Review link at Letterboxd: 5 stars My buddy Joshua Zeman knocked this out of the park. Eerie twilight language effect (hat tip paranormal investigator Loren Coleman): Stacy Moscowitz was killed one block over from Cropsey Drive. If you know Joshua’s work, you know his first documentary, about the New
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Found footage horror series: some spoilers: Grave Encounters (2011): 3 stars (Blu-ray: 10th anniversary edition) “Houston, what is your problem?” All the reality show and IRL paranormal investigators that provoke and otherwise disrespect the dead and what they don’t understand need to watch this. Even if you don’t
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Four years of the podcast, today! April 28, 2017 to April 28, 2021, and here’s to four more years together, you and me. Have a listen to this celebratory episode, and again to episode 1, which is added on, and learn (or relearn) why cupcakes. Listen to “Four Cupcakes:
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I don’t believe in saving the best for last: Halloween cupcakes! (oh, yeah, and candy corn) Celebrate Halloween single and toddler beds–the cutest horror-themed bedspreads and paint jobs Pumpkin and Jack’o’lantern cookies Horror posters–set of 14 Set of 12 spooky wall murals Denton Episcopal Church
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Letterboxd link It’s not often after a horror movie that I need a hug. Any takers? This movie is just lush. In Marrowbone House, there’s the gorgeous color scheme of the palest yellows and greens and browns, with cream. Meanwhile the colors in town are sharp browns and
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Download: Household: Felix and Eve Psyded I have been quite sick for a goodly portion of March, and found solace in creating custom content (CC) in The Sims 4. One of my favorite new creations is a ghost household: I created a Sims 4 ghost that may or may not
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Here’s my original review from Letterboxd. Below it, I’m going to add where I expounded on it on Reddit when someone started a discussion about not quite understanding the characters’ lack of agency, and the bleakness of the ending. I don’t spoil the ending per se, but
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I use the Sims 4 as a creativity tool (I write in my head while I play) and a stress-reliever on bad flare-up and high pain days. Inspired by the chronically ill trait mod I found, I queried on Reddit about disability additions, and wished for the ability to create
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I had misplaced my copy of Mark Z. Danielewski’s House of Leaves. I recently found it…and it’s fat with torn-up legal pad papers, marking pages. Which got me thinking… So. Intermingled with other episodes on other topics, for the rest of this year I am going to
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Link to review at Letterboxd: minor spoilers This movie actually made my eyes water. Mild bit of amusement: the English subtitles kept misgendering poor Ganji the dog, who was very obviously female, with her huge given-birth-recently nipples. I did not understand the bit in her apartment during his fall to
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Link to Letterboxd review: minor spoilers below Max Lord = 45 I remember him in the 80’s. Him and his book and his bragging. Stay for the after credits scene. I will watch any Patty Jenkins/Gal Gadot Wonder Woman ever, and there is going to be a third one,