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Seems like every post of advice for aspiring authors is that they should have a newsletter, so does that sound like a good idea? I don't know how many followers I have, much less how many of them are bots, and this isn't exactly a blogging platform. Tumblr's dead, Twitter's... X. So if anyone's going to hear what I think about movies, it might as well be in e-mail.
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Let's not bury the lede: Old Habits is a spec script, or really fanfic, for a last Die Hard movie. Since that's not happening, the screenwriter "filed off the serial numbers" and turned his "Die Hard" story into an original work of fiction. There's no ...more |
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| 2.5 stars. Hitt does a decent job of getting into the skin of this woman who comes to hate being sexualized by every man she comes across (pretty thoughtful theory of mind for 1959) but he can't seem to figure out how to wrap this up or make a meal o ...more | |
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| A pretty mediocre run-through for Longarm. Right off the bat, there's an odd bit where he's telling his latest conquest that he needs to end his three-day vacation early because his boss has called him back to work as a US Marshall, but then (do-ho-h ...more | |
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| Props to the copy editors. The reissue of this Depression-era gangster pulp really makes it sound like this is some pre-Code version of the Punisher, a punk rock Raymond Chandler that was too damn crazy for even the hipsters of the time. The truth is ...more | |
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| Well, it has its heart in the right place, but it just doesn't manage to accomplish much. There's copious amounts of sex and violence, but all described in a limp, cack-handed sort of way. There's really only so much karate moves or sex acts you can ...more | |
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| A pretty mediocre run-through for Longarm. Right off the bat, there's an odd bit where he's telling his latest conquest that he needs to end his three-day vacation early because his boss has called him back to work as a US Marshall, but then (do-ho-h ...more | |
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| This one's a bit scattershot. After the ending of the first book positioned Edge as the town sheriff, he's nearly immediately removed from that little status quo when a bank robbery also manages to get his stash of money. He goes after the thieves, w ...more | |
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| Josiah Hedges comes home after the Civil War to find his family slaughtered and his farm burnt down--you wonder how anyone but ex-soldiers with antiheroic codes of honor survived Reconstruction--and seeks revenge on the murderers. This mostly takes t ...more | |
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No book with an incestuous, S&M obsessed serial killer for a villain should be this boring. Sequelizing Slocum And The Irish Lass, this 90s book has Slocum purely in Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman mode. I just... I'm struggling to express my disappointment ...more |
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| Another rote 90s offering. Slocum rides into a town run by a local despot, who quickly has him ensnared in wage slavery (you'd think after 200 books, he'd know better). The whole being railroaded by injustice things offers some potential, but Slocum ...more | |
“In ten years, I'll fight for you. And in twenty years, I'll fight for you. At the end of time, I'll fight for you. Because you don't make me happy. You are my happiness. And I think I'm yours.”
― Scissor Link
― Scissor Link
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“We were back over on the East Side, at a little, smoky black juke joint called the Congo Bongo Club, having a beer. Well, Leonard was having a beer. I was having a nonalcoholic beer. The place served them, but they seemed embarrassed about it. The bartender, who was also the waiter, kinda slunk over and put it on the table like a patient giving a pretty nurse a urine sample.”
― Mucho Mojo
― Mucho Mojo
