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The Last Rites of Ransom Pride I am still debating whether or not I actually like the movie. Good stuff and bad stuff... I'm just not sure which outweighs the other.

Night of the Wolf - Alice Borchardt Pope Joan - Donna Woolfolk Cross Listening In: Radio and the American Imagination - Susan J. Douglas

It seems more folks are interested in a genre month. What would be a good genre for September? Maybe mysteries?

The Scarlet Pimpernel The version starring Leslie Howard, Merle Oberon, and Raymond Massey. Love it as always.

Borrowed from the library: A Dance with Dragons - George R.R. Martin

The Island Henry VIII Outlaw

I completely and utterly fell in love with Van Helsing while reading that book. Dracula isn't my favorite book by Stoker, but it's pretty good.

And all they will have for their efforts is a pile of ash and nothing to read.

Lament for Boromir ~ The Tolkien Ensemble

In 13th century Lincoln, investigating the murder of a money clerk who was found with a King Stephen coin looking in remarkable condition.

I was looking up DVD releases to see when African Cats was coming out, and seen there was mention of a Children of the Corn: Genesis. I've not heard of that... and it makes me wonder if it is sequel like the previous releases, or a sequel to that horrible SyFy version. So bad but the irony is...

I adore Blade. :innocent: It's kind of funny that I don't always buy the really good movies that I like, but when I see cheesy stuff like Puppet Master? Oh yeah, it's mine! ;) I guess I'm just lacking "Puppet Master vs. Demonic Toys" now, right? I can't remember if there were any more in the...

That's a good book.

Borrowed from the library: The Forest House - Marion Zimmer Bradley Tender is the Night - F. Scott Fitzgerald Edgar A. Poe: Mournful and Never-ending Remembrance - Kenneth Silverman

If I do buy them, I was planning to purchase e-books. I've cut out a lot of books from my collection, but space is still a concern. And my e-Reader needs more than just the classics on it... right?

I'm thinking about rereading the first two books to refresh my memory for the finale. My boyfriend owns the audiobook for The Strain so I might just listen to Ron Perlman narrate. I could get some art projects done. :whistling: I keep going back and forth about whether I want to own the trilogy...

The Passage - Justin Cronin

Oh no! Not flesh eating morlocks! Aaahhhhh! XDDD Love that segment.

The Secret of Moonacre A rather charming fantasy film about warring families under a dark curse.

I just finished season two of the show, and hate to admit that I liked the first season better. Not so much emphasis on relationships.