Movie Review: “He Never Died”
He Never Died OVERALL: Well huh. I liked it. It was different. Very different. See it and let me know what you thought. I would watch it again. In fact, […]
Author Archives: M. Lion
Horrorible Review: “The Reapers are the Angels”
Welcome to Monday with Mildred! The Reapers are the Angels Author Alden Bell has reinvented the wheel and penned a literary zombie novel with the amazing premise that it’s not […]
Movie Review: “Fantastic Beasts and Where To Find Them”
Fantastic Beasts and Where To Find Them OVERALL: Yes, yes a thousand times yes!!! I can’t wait to buy it and saw it three times in the theater. It is […]
Tammy B Blunck Review: “The Girl on the Train”
Welcome to the Tammy B Blunck Review The Girl on the Train – Book Tammy mentioned to Mildred and I a few days ago that: I wanted to throw The […]
Horrorible Review: “Rogue One”
Welcome to Monday with Mildred! Rogue One WARNING: There’s information near the end you may not want to read, as it’s spoilery. The more often you go to the movies, […]
Horrorible Review: “Kill Zombie!”
Enjoy this Monday with Mildred! This is also Zombie World Tour post! Kill Zombie! Those pesky Russians are into everything these days. This Zombie World Tour takes us to highly […]
Good News: “Martin Luther King Day 2017”
Martin Luther King Day Good News!!! It’s Martin Luther King Day!! Time to celebrate freedom – even if it makes us white people uncomfortable. 😉 I say let’s get uncomfortable […]
Horrorible Review: “The Girl on the Train”
Enjoy this Monday with Mildred! The Girl on the Train From the very beginning of the book we cannot like Rachel, the titular character, unless of course you are also […]
Tammy B Blunck Review: “Passengers”
Welcome to the Tammy B Blunck Review Passengers “Oh it was ok. My husband liked it a lot. I’ve seen better movies.” And there you have it dear readers, the […]
Horrorible Review: “Bottletops for Battleships: Sylvie’s War”
Enjoy this Monday with Mildred! Bottletops for Battleships: Sylvie’s War As a holiday gift I received a copy of this children’s book aimed at an audience of eight to twelve […]
