Spree (2020)
This is a satire of… people that think they are good at satires, perhaps?
Ruthless Letters by ML Philpitt
More like toothless letters, unless the ruthlessness is a reference to the ennui I’m feeling.
Claimed by Her Cougar by Felicity Heaton
It’s probably a good thing that this one is too boring to be considered a hate crime.
Haunted Hashbrowns by Katie O’Keene
I like the latter half of this one so much that I wish it’s its own story altogether.
Winemaker’s Son by Jeanne Harrell
Everything feels staged and tad too contrived for its own good.
Moscow (2017)
Old friends and enemies and OOH NAKED HOOTEN.
The Billionaire’s Christmas Fiancée by Leslie North
This thing is written by a software. Change my mind.
Glim-Glim (1989)
Adult men bad, children good.
Hydra (2009)
Aww, it could have been a fun bad movie, but then it drops the ball.
A Wedding to Remember by Kristen James
Sad to say, I doubt I’ll remember much about this one, after all that is said and done!
