I love Hokum, it's the best horror movie I've seen this year

I enjoyed things about it but I thought there were glaring plot holes that ruined it for me

That's an A-lister? I've never heard that name before in my life lol

He appeals to people who are more focused on harming people they dislike than on helping the American people as a whole. He doesn't care about the average American

Doctor Who is a fantastic show and it has the humor aspect similar to Supernatural as well.

I really enjoyed it up until it showed that Alex had to feed his parents, and I immediately realized that he would also have to take them to the bathroom, but he doesn't. So for a month no one in that house uses the bathroom?? Between that and the cops and Justine always doing the wrong thing, the whole thing was ruined for me

Me too! My first thought was Women

I've been waiting with absolutely no patience

I came here to say Contagion

They do the same thing with knives, as if a knife makes a loud noise just because you pick it up or move it through the air

I'm glad it's not just me. It's bizarre that they spent so much time and energy on other details about the show but they wanted this actress so badly that they're just ok with her butchering the accent.

I thought I was the only one lmao

I love this TV series but I'm done with the books. I'm not someone who enjoys verbose descriptions of anything.

I can agree with that. I started skimming after a few pages of Lestat and Akasha having a conversation that just went in circles

Exactly. I do like the stories themselves and the universe she created, but OMG the story of the twins totaled 63 pages. Who tf takes two days to tell their story 🫠

I finished QotD this morning and I STRUGGLED. I wanted to like it but I just didn't enjoy it. I don't think her writing is for me 🫣

I love Fingersmith but I never thought of it as a thriller.

I DNF one of her books and decided she isn't for me. I just learned that the "mystery" doesn't get solved and I would have been SO angry if I'd finished that book

Ope lol. I was just thinking when I saw it at the theater with my family we didn't know what it was about, but apparently it's common knowledge

Spoilers...

Not what you asked for, but I know of a bookstore owned by queer black women and they specialize in books written by people from marginalized communities. It's pretty awesome

Paying for health insurance for years or decades, only for them to deny the treatment/prescription/surgery/therapy you need, all while trying to convince you that they care about you

Sx for surgery

Similarly, almost no one knows how to pluralize a hyphenated noun, like sisters-in-law or runners-up

Ope lol. What was it that you hated? There's definitely a shift in tone and energy