It’s no secret, I love pro wrestling. I make sure that it’s the first thing new people know about me because well, it’s a huge part of my life. Like everyone else, I have my own opinions about who I think is great, what promotion is delivering an excellent product, and whose event I’m looking…
The Hunt (2020) [MOVIE REVIEW]
Imagine being hunted for sport. Yeah, I wouldn’t want to imagine it either, but I will watch a movie about people getting hunted for sport. That leaves me with Craig Zobel’s The Hunt (2020) which was a movie that left me feeling satisfied. The black comedic thriller packs a provocative punch for your mind to…
Rest Stop (2006) [MOVIE REVIEW]
I love road trips. I love hitting the open road with great company on hand heading towards some sort of epic event. What I don’t love are those creepy abandoned rest stops along the road that you would wisely choose to continue driving by. The main characters in John Shiban’s Rest Stop (2006) didn’t think…
Would You Rather (2012) [MOVIE REVIEW]
We all like to enjoy a nice game of something like Cards Against Humanity or similar after a dinner party with friends, but I don’t think the dinner party game in David Guy Levy’s Would You Rather (2013). Although party games are fun, I think I’ll go ahead and pass on this particular game. This…
Let the Right One In (2008) [MOVIE REVIEW]
Childhood romances are supposed to be special, especially when your first romance is with a vampire. Tomas Alfredson’s Let the Right One In (2008) is a slow build horror classic that creatively tells a vampire story. It was a horror movie that I was quite fond of due to its cinematography and setting. Our female…
Quarantine (2008) [MOVIE REVIEW]
I think now in these times we can all relate to being stuck indoors. So it made sense that I watched John Erick Dowdle’s Quarantine (2008). This was a solid found footage film that does its job at being scary. Also, the main character is a woman which is a treat for us here at…
Planet Terror (2007) [MOVIE REVIEW]
Robert Rodriguez is a phenomenal writer and director. As part of the “Grindhouse” double feature paired with Quentin Tarantino’s Death Proof (2007), Rodriguez brought Planet Terror (2007) to the table. A completely different movie from its companion, Planet Terror is an action-packed, humorous combination of sci-fi and horror that is entertaining to watch. It’s got…
May (2002) [MOVIE REVIEW]
When meeting people, don’t say that you like weird things unless you sincerely mean it. This week I revisited 2002’s May written and directed by Lucky McKee and the film still holds up after all these years. Although a nice girl, May is one weird chick indeed. May Canady (Angela Bettis) was born with a…
Manda Attempts to Make Skirt Steak and Asparagus: A Step-by-Step Guide
Welcome back to my kitchen! Now I know what you’re thinking, “Manda it’s been some time since you’ve shared a recipe with us since your delicious Meal Prep Sunday recipes. Where have you been? Have you even been eating?” Yes, I have been eating, mostly salmon and vegetables or Japanese food from Uber Eats because…
Driven (2019) [MOVIE REVIEW]
If you are a cab driver, make sure you’re careful about who gets in your car with you. I learned that in Glenn Payne’s 2019 film Driven, written by and starring Casey Dillard. This is an enjoyable horror movie that can also be motivating. Emerson Graham (Dillard) is a cab driver making her way through…
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