usually these online articles are outrageously inaccurate. this one got most of it right.

whatever it is i'll be skipping it...

as a child it scared...and scarred...me so deeply my mother said she was ready to send me to a child psychologist. to this day I cannot watch a minute of it.

even now when I see Linda Blair as a middle aged woman she unnerves me.

thanks. the hotel has been sold out for months.

is there an address to send for information?

Blair's epic "showdown" with Julia is certainly a favorite scene for many fans.

me too. I'm over exorcisms, breakdowns and hospitalizations for Vanessa. we've been there.

Green can chew the scenery to shreds. WE. GET. IT.


it's "Emmy worthy" stuff. but the character is starting to seem weak and overly victimized.

I really liked the film...

but in the Depp/Burton iteration I'm more than satisfied. I don't crave "more" in terms of those actors in those parts, that aesthetic, that sensibility, that time period.

and the open-ended "cliffhangers" thrown in at the last minute...Carolyn as a werewolf ("woof"), Julia and Magtoria/Josette "rising" as vampires...which were meant to leave the door open to potential sequels, didn't draw me in.

I'd always welcome a new take on the story. but the book feels closed on this chapter.

apparently she was on a hugely popular Australian soap opera called 'Neighbors' and the cast are very big stars "down under".

I know nothing about these stories beyond that it's glossy vanilla S&M...

but I'm glad to see things working out so well for Heathcote. I liked her in DS but it was obvious she fell prey to some very overzealous editing.