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starwarsluvr (236 KP) rated Black Magic Man in Books

Jan 30, 2018

I enjoyed this one. The good vs evil... the happy and sad.. the good and bad.. the adventure.. the love.. the characters kept me guessing and wondering.. and i found myself liking the "bad" guy lol. I am glad I got to review this

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Toni Lynn Donald (2027 KP) rated Chilling Adventures of Sabrina in TV

Jul 17, 2020 (Updated Jul 17, 2020)

I only watched the first couple episodes, quite disappointed.I was hoping it would be like the old tv show which was magical and funny. This has more of an evil feel and too serious. No humor and was disappointed that Salem the cat didn't talk.

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BookishWoo (317 KP) Jul 17, 2020

It’s well worth sticking with it. I love it 🥰

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Hack-O-Lantern (1988)

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A young man under the influence of his evil grandfather can only achieve manhood through...

Daniel Radcliffe recommended Midnight's Children in Books (curated)

Midnight's Children

Salman Rushdie | 2017 | Fiction & Poetry

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"It is the most enchanting book. And it’s such a brilliant idea: children born at the same hour who metaphorically encompass all the good and evil attributes of a new society. Rushdie writes with a true patriotism—a love for his country that’s not blind."

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Zola Jesus recommended Man Bites Dog (1992) in Movies (curated)

Man Bites Dog (1992)

1992 | Comedy, Crime, Drama

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"The reality TV–esque approach of this movie is so prescient. In recent times we have seen so many people use the media to glorify violence and murder. This movie feels like black comedy, but really it’s a deep commentary about the sensationalism of evil."

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Maggie Nelson recommended For the Time Being in Books (curated)

For the Time Being

Annie Dillard | 2000 | Biography, History & Politics, Religion

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"Birth defects, ancient Chinese terra cotta figures, the history of clouds, burning questions about suffering, numbers, evil, and time — this strange gem of a book has it all. Each category of thought is a portal, and its structure is a thing of unfolding beauty."

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