Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile, tells of Ted Bundy’s crimes from the perspective of his girlfriend, Liz (Lisa Collins) as she struggles to come to terms with and believe what he’s done. I was cautious about this movie, as interested as I am in true crime stories, I worry that films like this, which… Continue reading What I Thought of: Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile
I was the biggest Pokemon fan as a child, so when I saw the first trailer for Detective Pikachu I knew I’d have to see it. Detective Pikachu chronicles Tim Goodman’s adventure of finding out what really happen to his estranged father with the help his father’s partner, Pikachu. Tim’s told that his father died… Continue reading What I thought of: Detective Pikachu
Now more than ever, we need to save the bees. If the bees go extinct, the result would be catastrophic. So many trees and plants would go down with them, and therefore our food, our oxygen, everything. Our ecosystem in it’s natural state is awe-inspiring, but delicate, and we’ve meddled too much with the world’s… Continue reading 7 simple ways you can help save the bees
I haven’t read a Bill Bryson book in a really long time, so when I came across one of his in a secondhand hand shop I knew I had to get it. A Short History of Nearly Everything is very different from Bryson’s usual work, as he tends to primarily write travel novels. What’s different… Continue reading Book Review: A Short History of Nearly Everything
Although I’m a 90s kid, the 80s had the best music and movies going. From Live Aid in 1985 featuring the artists at the time who were and are legends today, to all these iconic movies, it was a great decade for pop culture. Here’s are seven cult-classic 80s movies you must watch at least… Continue reading Seven 80s Cult Classics You Must Watch At Least Once
