Monday With Mildred: “The Fall”
The Fall Do you love breathtaking thrillers that lead you through a labyrinth of clues, fake outs, intrigues and gory, gratuitous murders? Well, that’s fine, but don’t look for any […]
Author Archives: M. Lion
Monday With Mildred: “The Great Wall”
The Great Wall Sometimes you end up hoarding a book or movie for just the right time, like reading Robin Alexander when you need a belly laugh, or Matt Damon […]
Monday With Mildred: “2012 Zombie Apocalypse”
2012: Zombie Apocalypse This SYFY movie came on a cheap movie bin four pack. You’d be surprised how often you can find a hidden gem in the muck and mire […]
Monday With Mildred: “The Mentalist”
The Mentalist Recently I told CFR that, between the USPS slowing down getting dvds, when I can find something Netflix actually has instead of sending it straight to the Saved […]
Monday With Mildred: “The Empress of Salt and Fortune”
The Empress of Salt and Fortune It won’t take long for you to read this very short book. The first thing you will notice, in the first sentence, is the […]
Trailer Tuesday: “The 355”
The 355 Well squee and yes. Diverse women as spies kicking but and taking no nonsense? I’m soooo there!! This is my jam, my flavor of latte. This trailer is […]
Trailer Tuesday: “Ms. Marvel”
Ms. Marvel While this trailer is not really a traditional trailer, it is more of a behind the scenes whet your appetite vid, I still love watching it. I hope […]
Monday With Mildred: “The Gentlemen”
The Gentlemen This is a really fishy film. There are red herring’s strewn along the path of the plot, some fishmonger action and lots of smelly fertilizer created. It’s not […]
Good News: “Hood: A Star Wars Story”
HOOD: A Star Wars Story LOL. LOL. LOL. ROFLOL. *Love* So while cruising Twitter and being a Star Wars Fan I found Merry Christmas: “Star Wars Origins”. I also found this […]
Trailer Tuesday: “The Watch”
The Watch OMG. Ok, it is no surprise that I love Sir Terry Pratchett. I still feel his loss in the world: Book Review: “Farewell Sir Terry Pratchett”. I have […]
