A space to share my interests and info.
I have a hard time buying gifts. You never know what people really want (especially in this day and age of technology). And if they’re like me, they have a hard enough time organizing the stuff they already have, so I also don’t want to contribute to the clutter. And, the whole thing just stresses me out. So to make […]
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The King of Horror, The Master of Mystery As of this writing, Stephen King has 244 writing credits for produced projects in IMDb. This includes books, novels, novellas, short stories, poems, haikus, and limericks. And I’m only kidding about the haikus and limericks (yes, there is a movie short based a poem he wrote). In fact, Guinness has certified […]
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Been There, Done That Read the book, saw the miniseries, got the T-shirt (okay, so I didn’t really have the T-shirt). IT: Chapter One (I like to capitalize “IT” in writing when referring to the story since “it” can be very confusing in conversation. “How is it?” “The movie?” “No, dinner.”) came out September 8th. On IMDB, IT gets pretty high […]
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So! Here we go, you got everyone crossed off your list, but you have this strange feeling you’ve forgotten someone…pick up a little extra something that, if you don’t have to give it away, you can always use yourself! And Merry Christmas! : ) Gift Card: Amazon, Google Play or iTunes…who couldn’t buy apps, movies, books, or music, or nearly […]
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My husband, daughter, and I saw Finding Dory (2016) over the holiday weekend. I LOVE Finding Nemo (2003), so I was really looking forward to this sequel. And I really didn’t know what to expect, except that Dory would forget everything immediately. Piper Before the movie, they ran the 6-minute Pixar short “Piper (2016),” which was really cute. At first […]
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Wes Craven, Producer/Director/Writer/Actor, Dies When Wes Craven passed away at age 76, it sparked controversy. Well, at least in my household. Because on the Today Show, we heard Matt Belloni with the Hollywood Reporter credit Craven as “helping to invent a genre in the 80s with A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984), which Craven then turned on its head and poked fun at that […]
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It was the “Summer of Spielberg” The summer E.T. the Extra Terrestrial, and Poltergiest were released a week apart in June 1982. Being a child of the 80s, I loved both E.T. and Poltergeist (1982), the latter starring JoBeth Williams, Craig T. Nelson, and little Heather O’Rourke as Carol-Anne, who disappears into her bedroom closet. “Theey’re heeere” is a line voted as […]
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