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 […]
Category Archives: Horrorible Review
Reviews done by Mildred, mostly horror, don’t forget the zombies.
Monday With Mildred: “Escaping the Dead”
This is a Zombie World Tour Escaping the Dead It’s been a while since I’ve gone on a zombie world tour to a new country. The zombie craze has slowed […]
Monday With Mildred: “Wynonna Earp”
Wynonna Earp CFR reviewed this a few years back and somehow I neglected to watch the show. My total bad! But now I’ve seen the first three episodes and I’m so hooked. […]
Horrorible Review: “Desperation”
Desperation For a while I was a huge Stephen King fan and read everything that came out as soon as it was available. The everyman voice he brought to his […]
Horrorible Review: “Mayhem”
Mayhem It’s violent. It’s gory. It’s funny. It’s a zombie movie without the zombies, unless you consider it a cousin to 28 Days Later, and also consider that a zombie film. […]
Horrorible Review: “Crawl”
Crawl I had to be talked into watching this modern creature feature, because a movie about being stalked by huge alligators in the flooded crawlspace of a house didn’t seem […]
Horrorible Review: “The Enlightenment of Percival von Schmootz”
The Enlightenment of Percival von Schmootz The Bloomington Playwrights Project is currently staging this Shakespearean Monty Pythonesque musical. Chock full of standard issue theater music, the actual story is wacky […]
“Cats”
Cats I wanted to be a cool kid. I knew going in that a lot of people have hilariously hated this movie and have unleashed their review kraken, but I […]
Horrorible Review: “Men in Black – International”
Men in Black – International I suppose whoever came up with the title of this installment of Men in Black thought he’d wow us with the idea that we’d be […]
Horrorible Review: “Going Postal”
Going Postal Terry Pratchett bequeathed to the world a lengthy series of novels set in a world he devised called Discworld. It’s a beautifully steampunk, Earth-like land flying majestically through […]
