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Weekend Reading And Watching

Book of the Weekend: Home Is Where The Bodies Are by Jeneva Rose discovered through the great Barnes & Noble Vintage Horror Summer: VHS-Inspired Thrills & Chills with special edition designs and features

Movies of the Weekend: Russell Crowe in The Pope’s Exorcist and The Exorcism and if there’s time, The Exorcist (1973)

Sporting Events of the Weekend: Euro 2024 Final – England vs. Spain and the Tour de France Mountain Stages

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8 responses to “Weekend Reading And Watching”

  1. Laurie Graves Avatar
    Laurie Graves

    Sounds like quite a suspenseful weekend for you!

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    1. A Curious Introvert Avatar
      A Curious Introvert

      Might need to watch some Disney movies after this weekend watching!😁

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  2. brandib1977 Avatar
    brandib1977

    That book title sounds exciting!

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    1. A Curious Introvert Avatar
      A Curious Introvert

      It’s the start of a summer of thrills & chills movies and books.📖🙂

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      1. brandib1977 Avatar
        brandib1977

        Nice!!! I just got the new Riley Sager book and may have to crack it open since I like the idea of a thrills and chills summer!

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      2. A Curious Introvert Avatar
        A Curious Introvert

        I’ll add it to my want to read list!📖🙂

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  3. plaidcamper Avatar
    plaidcamper

    “The Pope’s Exorcist” was peak Russell Crowe bonkers – very entertaining, especially how he travelled huge distances on a little Vespa!
    Just read “Mongrels” by Stephen Graham Jones, a good read and a different take on werewolf mythology.

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    1. A Curious Introvert Avatar
      A Curious Introvert

      Love Russell Crowe and The Pope’s Exorcist recommended by my niece! Usually all horror movies are recommended by my niece, but after the Russell Crowe movie I decided to watch a few more, not recommended by my niece, and won’t be doing that again!! I never saw the original and am still shocked that movie was made in 1973. Depending on how it goes with Stephen Graham Jones new I Was A Teenage Slasher book, I may also be adding your recommendation to the vintage horror summer!📖🙂

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