


Absolutely loved this book since I cannot watch certain horror movies.
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Absolutely loved this book since I cannot watch certain horror movies.
For the rest of my review, visit my Vlog at:
https://youtube.com/shorts/nr8uXdS3shg?feature=share
Enjoy!
#tuesdaytunes
I've been finding comfort this week in revisiting 80s/90s country: Doug Stone, Collin Raye, Lonestar, Sawyer Brown, Mary Chapin Carpenter.
Clint Black's D'lectrified was a childhood favorite, and, listening this morning, I couldn't remember for sure whether The Galaxy Song was from Monty Python (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hkkjzmuEBbo) or Animaniacs (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4BphgKX-DZE), and that made me smile 😊
I didn't DNF this, but I did start skimming. It was just so obvious. And I know it ultimately wasn't going to go *much* into the perfectly likeable female characters who get vilified by pop culture and fandom, but it didn't even touch on it. Disappointing in the end, and definitely makes me wonder if her book on horror was just as obvious to someone who actually likes horror films.
Still somehow avoiding a #BookSpinBingo by following my whim. 😂
I really like Bogutskaya's more recent book on horror, but I'm kinda reevaluating in that in light of how *obvious* this is. I grew up in fandom with Relena Peacecraft and Rinoa Heartily being vilified for being “unlikeable“, and turned into caricatures that made absolutely no sense -- angry “bitches“, “sluts“, etc. Nothing here is particularly insightful.
Contemplating DNFing, or at least skimming. Disappointing.
I‘ve only thumbed through it so far. The concept appeals to me. It has plenty of psychological thrillers such as Hard Candy and The Piano Teacher. Films I wouldn‘t classify as horror. Which I usually prefer. Hopefully plenty of Isabelle Adjani.
Man… possibly more relevant than ever.
This is a “heavy” book, meaning a lot of material is presented with real world examples that might blow one‘s mind. So heavy in fact, this is one that would be even more beneficial to read in a hard copy.
Still. Despite knowing all media (left or right) are propagandist in general, Herman & Chomsky really drive it home.
We all need to be more vigilante & not take anything at face value. Stay safe.
I thought this was an interesting audiobook. It looks at tv and film and how things have changed over time.
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Another day of Christmas movies followed up by some reading sprints with the #Reading1000Pages crew. Gonna audiobook til I fall asleep.
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Merry Christmas Littens! I‘ve literally been in my pjs watching movies all day. Red One is on now. No idea what to watch next.