The movie is part thriller and part horror flick (...but definitely more of a thriller). It stars that guy who played the philandering king in The Tudors. In this one he plays a crazy man with multiple personalities who is actually a crazy religious nut that's sort of possessed. Character is played well, and the story was a good tell. I kind of wish the ending had offered a little more, but I liked the souls and curses theme throughout.
I have now moved on to watching Walking with Monsters: Life Before Dinosaurs. I turned it on because Mr. Borealis had a bad day at work, and who doesn't love dinosaurs?
Also watching a lot of Glee and Supernatural lately; we discovered Supernatural earlier this year, and it is all manner of awesome.
Alula
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Monday, July 8, 2013
Saturday, July 6, 2013
Red Lights
Okay--some of you are aware that Q and I used to share a Netflix account. This happened mostly because my husband is a moocher, but that's not the point.
An unusual perk of sharing an account was that we could see what the other household was watching, which inevitably led to conversations and recommendations. This link was (mostly) severed when Mr. Borealis was finally told to get his own damn account.
Talking today, Q and I were lamenting that we no longer get to have those conversations, or play jokes by adding bizarre or suggestive titles to the mutual instant queue. So, I have decided that I am going to start posting my Netflix viewing habits, reviews, and recommendations to this blog.
This will commence now. (Please note the use of tags.)
I offered up Red Lights for Movie Night tonight. The movie stars Robert Di Nero as psychic Simon Silver, and Sigourney Weaver as the physicist skeptic paranormal investigator trying to prove that he's a fake. There are several moments that will make you jump, but no overtly scary images or keep-you-up-at-night overly intense moments.
I highly recommend this film. It had an ending I didn't expect, and enough intrigue to pull my attention, even while trying to write.
Alula
P.S. I am now watching Star Trek: TNG with Mr. Borealis.
An unusual perk of sharing an account was that we could see what the other household was watching, which inevitably led to conversations and recommendations. This link was (mostly) severed when Mr. Borealis was finally told to get his own damn account.
Talking today, Q and I were lamenting that we no longer get to have those conversations, or play jokes by adding bizarre or suggestive titles to the mutual instant queue. So, I have decided that I am going to start posting my Netflix viewing habits, reviews, and recommendations to this blog.
This will commence now. (Please note the use of tags.)
I offered up Red Lights for Movie Night tonight. The movie stars Robert Di Nero as psychic Simon Silver, and Sigourney Weaver as the physicist skeptic paranormal investigator trying to prove that he's a fake. There are several moments that will make you jump, but no overtly scary images or keep-you-up-at-night overly intense moments.
I highly recommend this film. It had an ending I didn't expect, and enough intrigue to pull my attention, even while trying to write.
Alula
P.S. I am now watching Star Trek: TNG with Mr. Borealis.
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