I’ve missed out on reviewing some BIG trailers lately.
So I say it’s about time for a…
Trailer Talk!
Starting with:
Oh, the delicious dichotomy. The current Superman movie was terrible, but the recent Batman movies were all really good.
So I must ask, who’s directing this one? The guy who made Man of Steel…and Sucker Punch? Oh, this is going to be such a let down. Continue reading
I now present the second part of Guitar Case!
If you haven’t read the first part, then click here: PART ONE
For the rest of you, let’s begin.
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And indeed he was not curious, there was no reason to open the case. It was a backup guitar. It was only there in case his main one broke. So far, he had never needed to open it. Continue reading
This is not my normal sort of story. It’s not horror, it’s not sci-fi. Hell, it’s not even satirical.
No, instead this is a story about something deep, and sacred.
A story presented in two parts, entitled:
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There was once a musician who played in a local bar. A haggard man, aged around thirty, a fan of cigarettes, and of a certain amber liquid. He was not a cruel man, not by any stretch of the imagination. He had simply been left alone for too long. Continue reading
Home is a difficult movie to talk about. Mainly because it is a massive waste of potential. There is an echo of a good film here. Hints of nuanced morals and allegories. But all of that is thoroughly kneecapped by being shoved into the template of a kid-friendly movie.
Oh boy, a short and controversial article? One that deals with semantics and definitions?
I see no way this could possibly go wrong!
Writers create people.
People they control.
But sometimes, those people rebel.
A story about stories called:
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Jimmy Twostep was a good man; he paid his bills when he could, and loved his wife and child dearly. He lived a rather normal life, a mundane life. But today was special, today was good: the sun was shining, the breeze was a gentle pleasure, and the air smelled of flowers in bloom. It was by all regards quite the perfect day for Jimmy. It was a shame then, that on this beautiful Friday, he was destined to die. Continue reading
Alright, originally I was going to make a list of my favorite books, but then I realized that I had way too many to make a proper list.
So, instead, I’m just going to share with you a small smattering of my favorites, presented in no particular order. Continue reading
Don’t look out your window.
This story is called:
Midnight
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You can’t see me, but I’m there. Continue reading
March has been a great month for me, entertainment wise.
So allow me to share the spoils, with the third ever Monthly Mentions!
It’s time again, boys and girls!
Time to examine the new trailers the only way I know how!
With a Trailer Talk! Starting with:
So, I have a problem: I’ve read the book. Continue reading
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Hi, it’s…uh, me: Brandon Scott.
I was hesitant to write this article. I spent a few days flipping back and forth on the issue of even typing it up. I’m not really sure how you guys will take it, or what you’ll think of me for doing this…but in the end I decided to go through with it.
Ugh, the thing I’m dancing around here, the thing that I keep avoiding saying, the thing I’m stalling on is…well…I’m doing a Patreon campaign.
Now, don’t take this the wrong way. Continue reading
This story is surreal. It’s strange. It’s downright weird.
It’s a symbolic tale of a man’s fight to remain whole.
It’s called:
Candles And Hollow Men
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By the light of a double flame I saw my death, half-obscured by the shadows of an empty cabin at night. Continue reading
“I thought of a labyrinth of labyrinths, of one sinuous spreading labyrinth that would encompass the past and the future and in some way involve the stars.”
-Jorge Luis Borges, The Garden of Forking Paths
It’s getting towards summer time, so I thought I would write a horror story set in an apocalyptic winter.
The idea made sense at the time.
So button up your coats, and don your winter caps, because this is a flash fiction called:
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There are very few times when smoke pooling out of your mouth is a good sign. Continue reading
So, I got the Liebster Award, the chain-letter of the blog-o-sphere. I could not be happier…
In all seriousness though, thank you Daniel Sees Anime for nominating me!
And, in return, it is time for me to hold up my side of the bargain. Continue reading
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