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Last night we watched Hayride to Hell and the new Salem’s Lot movie. The rest of the week was spent still trying to get thru Grimm.
How was Salem’s lot?
I liked it! We listened to the book recently on a couple of road trips. The book is long and they couldn’t fit everything in, but the movie otherwise stuck pretty closely to it.
Yeah the book is one of his best
Ooh, thank you. I’ve been wonderering what category of audiobooks to delve into next. King books should keep me busy!
We just finished An American Werewolf in London tonight. I haven’t watched it in probably 30+ years. Hubby had never seen it. It held up as entertaining!
Just finished the latest season of Rings of Power, honestly can’t fault this season really, it’s been to a pretty high standard all through
I can’t sleep, which is normal, so I’m binge watching Bob Ross.
I LOVE antiques roadshow
Which version?
My only gripe with those shows is they are hard to look away from which is counterproductive to sleep usually.
Mindhunter on Netflix. I’m hooked!
About half way through the first season of Star Trek Discovery.
My head hurts just thinking about that
Why?
Discovery is more about spectacle and fighting and violence and giving you a seizure with all the CGI effects. Just like the terrible Picard series. It’s not really Star Trek
I’m actually enjoying a little more adventure. I’ve pretty much been watching them in order (almost, but I went Voyager > Enterprise, and did not watch DS9). I like that things aren’t just “problem of the week” and episodes are a big part of the overarching story. I don’t like how everything is so dramatic all the time (seems like a theme of modern-era shows, not just Star Trek), but I do love getting to see epic starship battles in a much more dramatic way than they’ve shown them in the past. I like the idea of the captain being like “x take out their engines, y find us an opening, z get ready to go to warp” - these are bridge officers, so they know how to do it, as long as they know what to do. I guess Voyager had some of that, but it seemed better executed on here.
Also, I love the idea of a mycelium network going through space. It’s a cool idea and I like the departure from the simple warp drive cannon.
It’s interesting because of the departures they took, especially with the technology looking as it does but being pre-TOS (or was it pre-TNG?) and the Klingons being completely bald instead of amazing curly locks, but it’s a refreshing take and I’m enjoying it.
You skipped DS9? Why??
Earlier this week I did 3 nights in a row where I watched a psychological horror film. I watched:
- Longlegs - Creepiest role I’ve seen Nicolas Cage play
- Midsommar - Absolute mindfuck that stuck with me
- Us - Love Jordan Peele, so I found this one to be a lot of fun, even if the plot was a bit weird and not fully fleshed out (which might’ve been the point; Jordan Peele likes to leave some things vague)
Longlegs was probably my favorite among the 3. I love dark pagan thrillers and stuff in the realm of Se7en.
Futurama. Since the revival the episodes have been pretty hit and miss, but I really enjoyed the latest episode!
Watched Pink Floyd Pulse concert. Despicable me 4. Multiple episodes of Gilligan’s Island. Multiple episodes of Thundarr the Barbarian.
Thunder had some next level writing for a cartoon.
After Thundarr dispatches multiple enemies attacking a town… Townfolk ask.
“What matter of man are you?”
Thundarr answers
“FREE!”
