When a friend recommended Patricia Briggs’ Mercy Thompson series I was insanely excited. A female lead who was also a were and intricately tangled with werewolves? I tore through the first two books fully expecting to have to go back out and buy all the rest. But the strangest thing happened. I hate Mercy Thompson.
So, I just watched Still Gotta Mean Something, the most recent episode of season 8 to drop, and I may have to grant young Coral a reprieve. Turns out, he maybe didn't screw up his own plot twist after all, but simply twisted it even further.
Look What You Made Me Do caused immediate and spectacular controversy. It also brought Swift unprecedented success. When the video dropped, it had over 43.2 million views in the first 24 hours, breaking YouTube's streaming record. The world became obsessed with decoding T-Swizzles first single in three years, but they all got it wrong.
Recently I've been thinking about cannibalism...This is a rather odd thing for a vegetarian to do. But as I started watching Z Nation, I got to thinking about the use of cannibalism within zombie narratives and the greater meaning and purpose it can have within the context of a story beyond being simply horrific.. Here are my musings on cannibalism in The Walking Dead.
Something mighty strange is going on with the seventh instalment of Sandra Hill's Deadly Angel series. The Angel Wore Fangs is a book that doesn't know how to stop with the epic. It's paranormal romance's equivalent of Ulysses, or possibly The Sound And The Fury...
After the death, destruction, and blazing inferno of the pilot episode of Robert Rodriguez small screen adaptation of the cult hit From Dusk Til Dawn, episode two opens with a touch of mundanity. Infamous bank robbers Seth and Richie Gecko take a moment to enjoy the sunshine, and quibble over Seth's failure to get Richie the right taco.
Since time began we have lived in the shadows of the moon, in the blood of the earth. Today we will rise and the world will be ours. Beyond dark and light, beyond fire and water, beyond dusk and dawn. So begins the pilot episode of Robert Rodriguez's retelling of iconic vampire movie From Dusk Till Dawn, by himself an Quentin Tarantino. The words alone send a chill down the spine, but the lilting and decidedly sexy timbre of Eiza González's voice lend it an unearthly and ambiguous tone. It's at once intriguing, disturbing, and infused with evident anguish.
We all love Vampire TV Shows, and recent years have seen the development of some amazing new ones: The Strain and From Dusk Til Dawn in particular have proven to be epic new outings for Fang Fans.
Several years ago I heard whisperings about a possible new Vampire series on the cards by legendary film director Guillermo Del Toro. Del Toro is the mind responsible for bringing us Pan's Labyrinth, among other things, and as an avid fan of that particular masterpiece I was delirious at the thought of a vampire-filled series by the man. But first he wrote a trilogy of books.
The Strain has always been a refreshing break from the recent trend in fluffy vamp action, but if the sneak [...]
Gives me the foods. Pretty please.
Date day unexpectedly included the bonus daughter so we decided to treat her. Okay so the corn maze was MY treat. But the waffles were 100% for Belle… honest.
Beautiful morning in Marbury with the direwolf 🌅 🐺
That is one irresistible face ☁️🐻❄️
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