Books of appearance [L-R]: The Secret Wife (Micah Reeder), Addicted (Drake Hallow), Scourge (Lee Aranda).
Their love interests (who happen to be the protagonists of the books) are also in order L-R:
You’ve seen these girls before. Allyson Ashland, Blair Hunter, Camden Hailey. <3
These characters are all from my spy series. Camden and Lee are the newest characters in the newest book Scourge, which I’ve been updating you about via Twitter all summer.
EDIT FROM 2019: Hello there! This post is now 8 years old, though it’s still one of the highest-performing posts on my site. SEO FTW. If you want to learn more about what 2019 me, an award-winning independent filmmaker, is up to, head to BriCastellini.com.
So I’ve consumed every episode of Heroes in the period of about a week, and as is my nature, I felt a blog was needed. Especially because out of the 15 different main characters that appear throughout the four incredible series, only one was ever really important. And it’s not because I have an unhealthy obsession with Zachary Quinto. It’s because, first,
Zachary Quinto’s Face Continue reading “5 Reasons Sylar Should Be Considered The Title Character of Heroes”
HURCUT
You know what? I wasn’t going to write this blog. I was going to do my Heroes review instead. But then the person who originally inspired this blog pulled the ridiculousness again and I couldn’t help it. So as the beginning of Star Trek plays in the background on Netflix Instant, I’m going to tell you exactly what pisses me off the most about people and judgements made about me. Continue reading “Not an emotional person”
Dear Rachel,
When I realized your birthday was on a blogging day, it just felt wrong to post the Heroes review I’ve been planning. That just wouldn’t have been right, especially considering the length of our friendship. I mean, holy crap dude. 14 years! That’s like… forever. Continue reading “Happy 19th, Rachel!”
If you haven’t read part 1 of this blog, click here. A lot of the issues I have with the final two movies stem from issues ignored in the previous films, which I highlighted in the first blog. In this blog, I pick apart the final two Harry Potter movies (parts 1 and 2 of the Deathly Hallows) and discuss the things they should have kept true, or at least more true, to the books. Continue reading “Harry Potter and the Poorly Executed Film Series part 2”
This is the first of two blogs dedicated to my qualms with the Harry Potter films, where I’ll be discussing, in depth, the portions of the books that should have been included. I understand that translating books to movies is complicated, and not everything can be included. But that’s not an excuse for the movies to completely disregard the reasons the books are so incredible. Because of what they left out, these movies fell flat of the excellence of the books, and that’s not acceptable. This post will be dedicated to the movies previous to the final 2 Deathly Hallows installments, and the next will be, obviously, entirely about the last two movies. Continue reading “Harry Potter and the Poorly Executed Film Series part 1”
D’awwwww
so intense……..