Re-watched REACHER Season One.
Having been depressed since the last 2-3 episodes of S4, I decided to just take a look at Season one, episode one, and I could not stop. The pace is 5X faster that S4, the dialogue is crisp and smart. Reacher is a genius in S1, he figures things out ahead of everyone in town, miles ahead. He crushes every villain, including South American special forces.
I recommend to everyone, re-watch Season One, it is awesome, and it is why Reacher is great!!
Since I watched Maternal Instinct on Netflix, my algorithm has been doing the absolute most. Now another murder case involving a woman who has been on death row for over 30 years has landed on my feed.
Christa Pike was 18 when she and two other teenagers murdered 19-year-old Colleen Slemmer, a fellow Job Corps student, in Tennessee in 1995. Pike was sentenced to death in 1996 and is now 50.
She is scheduled to be executed by lethal injection today, September 30, 2026, and if carried out, she will become the first woman executed by Tennessee in more than 200 years.
What caught my attention is that Pike requested an all female execution team. Her case has also drawn attention because of her age at the time of the crime, her history of abuse, and the fact that her co-defendants received different sentences.
October is coming and the horror genre is bringing the nightmares with it.
The month is packed with major releases, delivering supernatural terror, chilling mysteries, terrifying creatures, and dark stories that could make this one unforgettable spooky season.
• CARRIE — October 7
• OTHER MOMMY — October 9
• CRYSTAL LAKE — October 15
• WHALEFALL — October 16
• CLAYFACE — October 23
The scares are only getting started.
Which October horror release are you counting down to the most?
Wait... what if Hal Jordan was actually right about the sheriff?
When Hal told John that the sheriff k1lled him, I initially thought he was just messing with him.
But think about it...
Hal has spent the entire season talking about trusting his instincts and following his intuition. And so far, those instincts haven't exactly failed him.
So what if that wasn't a joke?📺📺📺
What if the sheriff really did k1ll Hal because he discovered the truth about her son?
#Lanterns #DCU
WHY WOULD HEIMDALL CHOOSE HULK OVER ASGARD’S FUTURE KING.
His final decision was basically:
Thor Loki Hulk
And somehow we're supposed to believe there wasn't a deeper reason behind that choice.
Was Hulk carrying something Heimdall considered more important than Thor himself
John Stewart used Mogo to test Hal’s memory.
When Hal’s hologram asks about his funeral, John casually tells him that Mogo was there.
Sounds harmless at first, especially if you don’t know much about the Green Lantern Corps.
But Hal immediately knows John is lying.
Mogo isn’t a person who could attend a funeral.
Mogo is an entire planet.
That means John wasn’t really talking about the funeral. He was testing whether this version of Hal would know that Mogo couldn’t have been there.
And when Hal catches the lie, John gets his answer.
The hologram only has Hal’s memories from when the backup was created in 2006.
John basically found a way to test how old Hal’s memories were without ever asking him directly.
#Lanterns #DC
Your wife is murdered.
The police arrive.
Every piece of evidence points to you.
You tell them you didn’t do it.
Nobody cares.
That’s exactly what happens to Dr. Richard Kimble.
He’s a respected surgeon with a beautiful home and a wife he loves.
Then one night, he comes home to find her dying.
Before he can even process what happened, the police arrive and arrest him.
Kimble is convicted of her murder and sentenced to prison.
But during a prison transfer, everything goes completely insane.
A crash gives him one chance to escape.
And he takes it.
Now he has two problems.
He has to prove who actually murdered his wife…
while a relentless U.S. Marshal is hunting him across the country.
And this is where the movie becomes ridiculously good.
Harrison Ford is running, hiding, investigating and putting the pieces together while Tommy Lee Jones is basically breathing down his neck the entire time.
Every time you think Kimble is cornered, he finds another way out.
The Fugitive (1993).
One of those movies that grabs you early and simply refuses to let go.
Amara had always believed that her father died a peaceful man.
He had been a respected businessman, a loving father, and, according to everyone who knew him, a faithful husband.
So when Amara returned home for his burial, she expected grief.
She did not expect a photograph.
While cleaning her father’s study after the funeral, Amara found an old photograph hidden inside a locked drawer.
It showed her father standing beside a beautiful young woman.
The strange thing was not the woman.
It was the date written behind the photograph.