Supernatural Re-Watch | Post #6: Bloody Mary 1x05

It's been a while. After returning back from San Diego Comic Con my schedule ended up being all over the place. I didn't ended up getting back into the swing of things until this month (Yeah I know It's been almost over a month since SDCC). But hoping to getting back into swings and watching as much of Supernatural as I can. Let's begin. 

Bloody Mary 1x05 

Got to love urban legends. Children will never learn. Leave it to them to conjure unwanted guess. It's insane how young they look. How time has fly. It's been over 10 years and the show still connects with people.

The sound department is awesome. I always love the creaking sound of the impala it always brings her to life. It's funny how easily they can get the information from the morgue and the victims houses. One other thing that also has changed a lot from season one is the acting from the guess star actors the acting has been cliche from the early 2000s and some 90s. 

The emotions of watching again Sam go through the lost of Jessica. 

YES! It's awesome when they do the pop culture references of the time. 

"Do I love like Paris Hilton", Dean

This show one time liners are always the best and Dean's timing is perfection. It's crazy how Jensen's voice is so different now. There something about the earlier seasons. It feels like he wasn't really forcing his voice like he is now. Or maybe his voice just changed. LOL 

The timing is always horrible for the boys and brother always comes to the rescue. 

Dean: Sammy?.. 

Sam: It's Sam... 

Dean: This got to be 600 years bad luck. 

Oh boy, you don't even know the half of it with the bad luck. On top of that the secrets you guys keep from each other. I always wonder in this episode what Dean felt guilty about. Maybe it was all the people he couldn't save. 

Great episode. Something I did like about the earlier episodes was all the urban legend stories they used. 

The Reading Quest Challenge | Character Rogue/Knight

I am so excited to participate in this challenge. My friend discovered it and send me a link. I am hoping that this will motivate me to read more than what I was planning to read this month. 

(sign up post readatmidnight.com all designs by CW of Reads, Think, Ponder)

Challenge begins on August 13th and ends on September 10, 2017. We will be using #TheReadingQuest on social media. 

I will be choosing two character in case I do finish one of their journey. Going for Rogue for my main one and then will be jumping to Knight if I complete all of the Rogue's challenges.

I will be adding my Exp and HP point as the challenge progresses. 

Current points: 

(Level up every 50 EXP)

Level: 1

30 EXP | 54 HP

Social Media Points :
(instagram up to 20 HP and twitter up to 20 HP)
+1 HP: Tweet - Here
+ 1 HP: Instagram - Here
+ 1 HP: Instagram - 1st book complete

Books complete Points:
(1 book = 10 EXP, 1 Graphic Novel = 5 EXP additional 50 EXP if challenge is completed before it ends. Also 30 EXP for additional character challenges)
+10 EXT : Gwendy's Button Box (5/5)
+ 10 EXT : Frankenstein (3/5)

 Pages read Points:
(10 pages = 1 HP, Graphic Novel 20 Pages = 1 HP, 20 Min Audiobook = 1 HP)
+17 HP: Gwendy's Button Box (175pgs)
+ 24 HP: Frankenstein (8hrs Audionbook)

TRB Rogue:
Banned Book: Frankenstein by Mary Shelley (audiobook) (+10 Exp, +24 HP)
Obscured Face: Gwendy's Button Box by Stephen King and Richard Chimer (+10 Exp,  +17 HP)
Book with <500 ratings on Goodreads: The Grip of it Jack Jemc (+10 Exp, +27 HP)
Small Press: The Last Final Girl by Stephen Graham Jones (+10 Exp, +21 HP)
One Word Title: Hex by Thomas Olde Heuvelt (+10 Exp,  +38 HP)

TBR Knight:

First in a Series: Sleeping Giants by Sylvain Neuvel (+10 Exp, 
Verb Title: I am not a Serial Killer by Dan Wells (+10 Exp, 
Weapon on the Cover: John Dies at the End by David Wong (+10 Exp, 
Red Cover: A Head Full of Ghost by Paul Tremblay (+10 Exp, 
TV/Movie Adaptation: The Mist by Stephen King (+10 Exp, 

(This is the challenges that correspond to each quest)

There will also be side challenges if we would like to accomplish them. Here is my TBR for those if I do decide to do them.

Side Quest TBR:
A book w/ 2 Authors: Chasing Cars by Mindy Hayes and Michele G. Miller
Buddy Read: Artemis by Andy Weird
A Book w/ 500+ pages: The Waste Land by Stephen King
Book set in either the past or Future: Noumenon by Marina J. Lostetter
Any book I want: Meddling Kids by Edgar Cantero 
Read a book you Previously DNF: Wolf by Wolf by Ryan Graudin
Read a companion Novel or Short Story: Stars Above by Marissa Meyer
Read a Graphic Novel: My Favorite Thin is Monsters byEmil Ferris
Book Represent an animal in the title: Blackbird by Chuck Wendigo

Supernatural Re-Watch | Post #5: Phantom Traveler 1x04

Phantom Traveler 1x04

THIS EPISODE IS HILARIOUS! I really do like the intros at the beginning of the series. With the line of "the family business".

We immediately see an actress I recognize from something else. Looked her up and I see that she will be coming out on the new show "Marvel's The Punisher". ALL THESE ACTORS ARE CONNECTED.

Nice shot of Dean in the bed being jumpy. We then jump right to the case. We get to the location and we jump to the awesome one liners.

WE GET THE BOYS IN A SUIT FOR THE FIRST TIME!!! "Looks like the Blue Brothers". But they do look good.

This episode reminds me of Final Destination. Everyone that was on that plane has to die. But instead of this one being death it's a demon who is trying to kill all the people who were on that plain. It's so funny how Dean tries everything in his power to stop going on the plane. 

We find out his fear of flying which is hilarious. He gets calm by humming Metallica. 

We also get the screaming Dean which is hilarious. We also get some more clues about Jessica which shakes up Sam. 

We also end with more information about their dad leaving their information if they need help. 

Overall a great episode to watch with little bread crumbs to the mystery behind their dads disappearances . 

Film Watch | Post #6

Okja ★★★★★
Director: Bong Joon-ho
Writer: Bong Joon-ho, Jon Ronson
Wow... This movie. Really emotional journey. Really makes you think about the food you eat and where it come from. Also about the relationship between your pets and how deep it goes.

 
The Void ★★1/2
Director: Steven Kostanski, Jeremy Gillespie
Writer: Steven Kostanski, Jeremy Gillespie
This movie was just weird. It felt all over the place with not really a good story line. I wish there was something more that would have connected the movie more. But it really didn't make much sense. You really have to put attention to it. I did like the special affects and the creature designs. But other than that. I wasn't really drawn to the movie. 


Spider-Man: Homecoming ★★★★★
Director: Jon Watts
Writer: Jonathan Goldstein, John Francis Daley, Jon Watts, Christopher Ford, Chris McKenna, Erik Sommers
This was the Spider-Man movie that I have always wanted. Everything I had expected from a film and more. This is what Spider-Man should have been from the beginning. I appreciate Sam Raimi's films and enjoyed them. I like what they did to the superhero genre. But this movie just blew every single one away.


Beyong the gates ★★★1/2
Director: Jackson Stewart
Writer: Stephen Scarlata, Jackson Stewart
Fun movie to watch if you are into the 80s set in today's time. Great independent film. Something a little different. Feel of Jumanji with horror. 

Supernatural Re-Watch | Post #4: Dead in the Water 1x03

 Dead in the Water 1x03

We start the episode with the typical cabin in the woods by a lakes. One thing I do have to say about the show is I love the cinematography. It fits so well to what the show is. I loved that about it. The earlier seasons specially.

We have the into of the boys with this beautiful Dean smile.

I love this gif of him. Got to love Jensen. It makes me laugh so much and once again the soundtrack is amazing. Will continue saying it through out the show.

HAHAHA. "I am agent Ford. This is agent Hamill." STAR WARS REFERENCE. Maybe I should keep track of all the pop culture references.

FRED!!!

This show just makes me laugh so much with their one liners. This episode really hits home with the Dean. Really feel how important family is. Another thing about this show is the lighting. Can't stop looking at how everything is well put together.

We also find out that Dean saw when his mom was killed, another emotional moment for the brothers. One thing that I can't take serious is when the boys are in the car and we see the scenery in the window. (I see you blue screen. LOL) The special effects, got to love them. Also, how many clueless cops, cops with a secrets do we get in this show.

"Who are you and what have you done with my brother?" another line that I laughed out loud.

I like the fact that I am re-watching these episodes and I am re-discovering all these actors/actresses that came out.

 

Jensen talks about this scene all the time. How that scene was memorable for him because he was holding this boy in his arms. How he was carrying a life. Remember that from his first interviews. 

And we end it with an awesome scene. SO CUTE!!!

Sam Death's:0 | Dean Death's:0 | Time's Arrested:1 | Mess Up Car:1 | Death in Episodes:10 | "Jerk.Bitch.":1 | Hugs:0

July TBR, Goals and plans (SDCC) | 2017

I will be reading "It" slower than I thought. Didn't touch it this past month. But it's okay. Will be taking my time with this beast. This month I will be trying to challenge my self in the reading department. I been having a strong urge to read as many things as possible. With already 2 books (one comic trade and one children book) completed this month I am hoping to continue the consistent.

Although it will be a little difficult it towards the end of the month. Since I will be heading to San Diego Comic Con (SO EXCITED!! Been counting down the days). Will be hopefully be posting my plans for the convention on here.

Here are the books I am hoping to finish this month:





1. Mr. Mercedes by Stephen King
2. The Women in the Walls by AMy Lukavics
3. Incarceron by Catherin Fisher
4. Gwendy's Button Box by Stephen King and Richard Chizmar
5. The Enchanted by Denfeld

I think these will be the only ones that I will be selecting. I am hoping to read more.

Supernatural Re-Watch | Post #3: Wendigo 1x02

Wendigo 1x02

We start with an iconic camping in the woods horror cliche scene. Got to love it. I do love that it does give nods to a lot of horror films I like. 

We also get a look at young Han Solo (Alden Ehrenreich) in his first acting role on television. The creepy monster in this episode the Wendigo is no joke, this creature toys with his victims and then eats them. Once a man it was manifested to pure evil as he was left to survive. It's a creepy monster specially being in the middle of nowhere in a surrounding that is not familiar at all. 

During the whole episode Dean is worry about Sam and with good reason. Sam just loss Jessica and he doesn't care what it takes. He want revenge for what was taken from him. With Dean being worry we got one of the most important lines of the show, "I think dad wants us to pick up where he left off. Saving people, hunting things. The family business." Something that I always associate with Supernatural.

I really thought it was smart how they film this episode. Not really showing the creature, keeping the mystery to add the scare factor. That is what makes a horror story great the suspenses of waiting to see the creature. This is perfect to watch at night. The lighting of the monster was great. The reveal wasn't as amazing but it was still a good design.

The one liners in the show do cracks me up. They try so hard. Enjoyed the episode overall and like that they do have funny lines in emotional situations. 

I will be keeping track of these things during the episodes adding them as the episodes go.

Sam Death's:0  |  Dean Death's:0  |  Time's Arrested:1  |  Mess Up Car:1  |  Death in Episodes:6  |  "Jerk.Bitch.":1  |  Hugs:0