What happens when you send someone to kill a notorious mob boss? Well if you aren’t careful you end up getting “double crossed”. That is what happened when Nato “Hitman” Collins (Miguel A. Nunez Jr.) sends three of his assistants to kill the Las Vegas Mexican mafia Carlos Enriquez (Emilio Roso) because of a huge gambling debt.
Dixie (Noel Perris), Angel (Avnit Gordon) and Jazzy (Tamara Mitchell) all have something in common. They work for Nato as his hired assistants or should I say he gets
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I love this reviewing business, what could be more fun that listening to a band that you first heard of in 1972 and are still going strong 35 years later? The Strawbs have had many labels stuck to them. Prog Rock is the one that seems to adhere best, yet they are also denizens of the electric folk movement. For a period The Strawbs, Fairport Convention, and Steeleye Span were gentle rivals for the electric folk crown. If you look at the musicians involved they
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This is a guest review written by Shannon M. Douglas.
Genre: Horror, Science-Fiction, Dystopia
My Rating: 2 stars out of 5
I was expecting a horror book, but instead I got a book that, I felt, was preaching to me. The subject matter could be horrific providing it really happened, but it did not.
This book left me feeling ripped-off and praying for its end to near almost halfway through the book. I also found myself falling asleep, literally, during most of it.
I am extremely picky about my books
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Do you like to sit back and watch a film filled with action and suspense? This film, The Quiet Arrangement was written and directed by David C. Snyder who is is an award winning short filmmaker and music video director.,
The cast of this film includes singer/actor Kyle Jason, Rob Stone, Kevin M. Hayes, Christina Simkovich, Julian Hicks and Joseph D. Lane. There is also a guest appearance by legendary Hip Hop icon Chuck D of Public Enemy.
We have a lawyer, Walter Briggs that comes home
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Everyone that knows anything about music, specifically Soul music will know just who the Godfather of Soul would be, none other than James Brown himself.
In 1969 James Brown made an announcement during a concert he had in Monterey that he had planned on retiring from the touring he had been doing but he actually didn’t give it up until 1975.
In the year 1979 three television producers managed to get him to come out of retirement in order to make a comeback performance. The concert was
Continue reading DVD Review: James Brown – Body Heat: Live in Monterey 1979
Your Personal Guide To A Cooperative, Out-of-Court Settlement
I have to admit that I was intrigued by the title of this book. The Secret To A Friendly Divorce seemed to run contrary to most peoples views on the subject. Divorces mostly seem to be acrimonious affairs with the spite and venom involved being directly proportionate to how rich and famous the people involved are.
I call it the Jerry Springer effect. Why settle a household dispute privately when you can make a complete
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Autobiography Of A Maverick
Let me start this review with a story. As a reviewer of books, music, movies and just about anything you can dream up, I have my own rather bizarre code of ethics. I never ever read what others have said prior to me publishing my thoughts. Hell, I don’t even read the back cover of a book until I reach it!
A Simon review is one written starting with a clean slate.
I am a fan of autobiographies,
Continue reading Book Review: The Rise And Fall Of Captain Methane by Dorcey Alan Wingo
My husband and I recently converted over from cable TV to satellite and I still don’t know all the channels we have. The other night while searching for something I would like to watch I came across a channel with some delightful movies fit for the whole family to watch, no matter what your age is. That channel is ABC Family.
Today we received a press release announcing a movie that ABC Family plans to air on Sunday, November 28 at 8 Eastern/7Central.
If you love watching
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Final 24 A Dramatization
It is by luck not judgment that I chose today of all days to review this DVD. It was on this day 47 years ago that his father, president John F. Kennedy lost his life. There are few people of my generation that do not remember December 22/1963. What happened in Daley Plaza, Dallas resulted in the death of just one person President Kennedy. This is thousands less than the number that perished in 2001
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I grew up listening to great music in the late 60′s and early 70′s they are the best of my memories today. Some I can’t always remember but there are certain songs and bands that were unforgettable. When the name Jim Morrison comes up the first thing I think of is “Light My Fire” by The Doors. The moment I hear it, my memories go back to my younger years, and to me that is always a good thing.
Jim
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