Feb/2012

BLU-RAY REVIEW: THE PROPHECY

by Justin Cline on Jan 12th, 2012

“Marked by fate.  Doomed by prophecy.  Time is running out for mankind.”  In the meantime, Miramax has released the Blu-ray edition of The Prophecy. Read the rest of this entry »

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BRIDGE – Chapter Ten

by Justin Cline on Dec 28th, 2011

CHAPTER TEN

 

Bridge was still puzzling out how Miss Fortune could function with just one small garbage dumpster—only half-full in the early part of the evening—when the cook stepped out the back door and lit a cigarette.  He seemed to take no satisfaction from it, and Bridge could have sworn he wasn’t inhaling, the smoke drifting past his face and lingering near his left eye before dissipating into the air. Read the rest of this entry »

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BRIDGE – Chapter Nine

by Justin Cline on Dec 21st, 2011

CHAPTER NINE

 

“You no welcome.” Read the rest of this entry »

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BRIDGE – Chapter Eight

by Justin Cline on Dec 14th, 2011

CHAPTER EIGHT

 

“What, no more silent treatment?”  For the last three weeks, the cat hadn’t said so much as a word.  For Bridge, the experience hadn’t been altogether unpleasant.  “I don’t think I’ll know how to act if we’re on speaking terms again.” Read the rest of this entry »

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BRIDGE – Chapter Seven

by Justin Cline on Dec 7th, 2011

CHAPTER SEVEN

 

Black turned to gold, which in turn became red, as if he were staring into a very bright light with his eyes tightly shut.  Bridge recognized the progression, had made his peace with it long ago and now allowed it to happen without interference.  There was no point in fighting it.  It was out of his control. Read the rest of this entry »

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BRIDGE – Chapter Six

by Justin Cline on Nov 30th, 2011

CHAPTER SIX

 

By the time Bridge reached The Bethany’s double doors, he was out of breath.  Though the rain had started to taper off, the sun still refused to make an appearance.  At this point it would have felt like too little, too late anyway.  Best to just wait and try again tomorrow. Read the rest of this entry »

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BRIDGE – Chapter Five

by Justin Cline on Nov 23rd, 2011

CHAPTER FIVE

 

The assassin showed no signs of stopping.  The way he barreled down the sidewalk—his pistol making him a path—, one would think he knew something of Bridge’s reputation.  If so, he had to be aware that even though the man had taken a bullet, Bridge could only be slowed down for so long.  Once he recovered, he’d be mad as all hell. Read the rest of this entry »

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BRIDGE – CHAPTER FOUR

by Justin Cline on Nov 16th, 2011

CHAPTER FOUR

 

Bridge was faced with a decision, a choice between two evils, neither of which was in his favor.  Should he stretch his light out to reveal what had become of his would-be client or draw the candle closer to inspect the ruins of his own gut?  In the end, the woman won out if only because he was still in a state of shock, and he knew he needed to take advantage of that fact before it wore off and the pain of what had happened to him set in. Read the rest of this entry »

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BRIDGE – Chapter Three

by Justin Cline on Nov 9th, 2011

CHAPTER THREE

 

“How did you hear about me?”

This was a standard question on Bridge’s part.  He asked it of every potential client, though maybe not for the reasons one might think.  It had nothing to do with growing his little one-room business.  If anything, he wanted fewer people knocking on his door and he needed to know how the ones who did knock were finding out about his services in the first place.

“Word of mouth,” the blonde answered. Read the rest of this entry »

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A Slew of Stars for ‘Spring Breakers’!!!

by The Bishop Charlotte on Nov 4th, 2011

Harmony Korine (Trash Humpers) is headed for a vacation with Spring Breakers, a story of four college girls who rob a bank to afford their Spring Break trip.

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