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Starring: Louis Hayward, Jody Lawrance, Alexander Knox, and Lester Matthews (as my guy Utterson) Runtime: 1 hr 18 mins I don’t know what to say about this film! Alright, so, apparently we are now operating on the idea that Dr. Jekyll didn’t die at the end of his story. No,…
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My adventures in horror movies, as you may have read previously, started with Freddy Krueger. As much as I loved that franchise growing up and as much as I adore Robert Englund, most people are surprised to find out that no film in that series has taken the crown as…
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Giggle So, Dr. Pyckle and Mr. Pryde starring Stan Laurel (of Laurel and Hardy fame) was fun! I have heard of Laurel and Hardy, but I have never sat down and watched any of their work. This was about 30 minutes long (give or take) and most definitely a parody…
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+ 1925, comedy, dr pyckle and mr pryde, horror, jekyll and hyde, movies, oliver hardy, reviews, silent film, stan laurel+
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Most of my reading this year has been very middle-of-the-road, but a few books stood out in April, May, and June. The Haar by David Sodergren Primary Genre: Horror My Goodreads Review: This is equal parts horrifying and heartbreaking. Also, a little gross. Another Sky by Cynthia A Rodriguez Primary…
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+ another sky, books, cynthia a rodriguez, david sodergren, fiction, genki kawamura, horror, if cats disappeared from the world, kindred, literature, octavia e butler, q2, the haar+
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Only a whisper behind my love of books is my love for horror movies. Horror and I have a long history. As an older millennial, I have been privileged to experience the shift from VHS to DVD rentals. To the rise of Blu-Ray. Netflix sending movies straight to your door.…
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+ a nightmare on elm street, film, freddy krueger, horror, horror films, horror movies, movies, reviews, robert englund, wes craven+
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I hated this so much. Let me start at the beginning. There was another televised version – 1950, United Kingdom – that I tried to find with no luck, so I was forced to abandon my search and move on to the next. I don’t know what could have been.…
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So, look, this adaptation of Jekyll & Hyde is definitely not as bad as I thought it was going to be. It has a lot of major players here! Tracy, Turner, and Bergman. That is some star power! That said, this is an outright remake of the 1931 film, with…
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+ horror, ingrid bergman, jekyll and hyde, lana turner, robert louis stevenson, spencer tracy, the strange case of dr jekyll and mr hyde+
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So, I haven’t exactly been watching too many movies within the last 2-3 weeks. You know how readers fall into reading slumps? I think I fell into a movie/watching slump. I have been trying to motivate myself over the last week, intending to sit down and watch a few movies…
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+ books, film, gaston leroux, hg wells, horror, jekyll and hyde, movies, novels, the invisible man, the phantom of the opera, the strange case of dr jekyll and mr hyde, writing+
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So, I fell asleep. On the couch. Sitting up. Clutching the remote. When I jolted awake, I remembered that I had plans to write a post tonight. So, here I am. Hey, did you know I like reading? It’s true! Reading is kind of a big deal to me. It’s…
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+ beautiful things, Book Reviews, book-review, books, camp damascus, chuck tingle, contemporary fiction, elizabeth stephens, emily rath, fiction, freida mcfadden, horror, james anderson, jekyll and hyde, jessa hastings, literature, q1 2026, reading, robert louis stevenson, romance, the bone king and the starling, The conditions of will, the housemaid, the never-open desert diner, thiller+
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All Fauxn Up 