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The movie overall started off from the point of Blair’s view on her computer screen. Blair (being played by Shelly Henning) was the best friend of Laura Barns, a teenage girl who committed suicide because of an embarrassing video of her that was posted online. A year later, A group of friends (including Blair) join a Skype group call, seeing an unknown hacker in the call, muted, and camera off. This hacker is no other than Laura Barns, or the ghost of her. The rest is a game of Never Have I Ever and a few of the teens calling the cops because Laura is in fact exposing their secrets and lies to the public. Showing who these kids really are, and what they have done to Laura, and their friends. The rules to this game is that if you hang up on the call, call any cops, and if you lose, you die. It wasn’t clear how they would die until it became clear that Laura was possessing them, making them lull themselves. Overall, it has a great concept, bullying of any form, is wrong. And if you don’t know, Shelly Henning is in Teen Wolf, so if you would like to see more of her projects, that’s where you can go.

This movie was just great on so many levels. Although you really don’t get to know the back story of the characters in this trilogy, it is different than anything I’ve seen so far. The emotion that ALL of the actors have put in this film is so pure. Real. The first movie did great on being very similar to the book. But if you’ve finished the series and you still have questions, PLEASE READ THE BOOKS. the prequels also answer the questions, like the story of how the Flare started, Newts backstory, Thomas and Teresa’s friendship. And if you read Crank Palace, a little more on why there was a letter in the movie.

I 10000000000% recommend this! If you enjoy the Hunger Games, The Maze Runner, Divergent, or really any of those dystopian series you will LOVE this. Personally, my favorite character is Murphy (as the show goes on you’ll see why. It starts off with 100 teens that have done wrong to be in a juvi (but they got in there for stupid things, things that would only be a fine or a warning on earth) and if your an adult, and if you break a rule (one of the rules is you can only have one child) you get ‘floated’ meaning they literally float you into space, killing you. They send these kids to earth to see if earth is a place where they can live in again, this is a hundred years after a nuclear war completely obliterates the earth (you find out why and who did this in season two) and they decided to be rebellious....

I’m not gonna lie, this movie was pretty cheesy. but I will say, what Dave says while he’s having a coffee at night with Big Corporation and his English friend is true. life revolves around ‘The First Time’ when it really shouldn’t. Because in the end it’s just you know..(you get what I mean) but there was some things I think that could’ve been fixed if it was longer. they only knew each other for like barely two days. and for her to talk like she’s not like the other girls I was expecting them to be sorta friends for a week and then have their ‘first time’ but I was wrong. at least it wasn’t super predictable. it was pretty fresh actually. but it really has some truth to it, but really cheesy so beware of that.

This show is AMAZING! over seasons you really get to see who these characters are. and towards the end of the show, you start to like the characters (all of the good ones) even more! unlike riverdale that focuses on more high school drama and irresponsible parents and principals. and it doesn’t become messed up and confusing. dark, yes. a few times there were characters that left and you really didn’t get to know what happened to them. like Danny and Issac, for instance. but Daniel Sharman (sorry if I spelled that wrong) aka Issac, had a role as Kole in the CW series ‘The Originals’ so that’s an excuse. But it’s not something that gets super confusing and all. Although the in season three I got confused at times because the words kitsune and nogitsune sounded so alike. but we’re polar opposites. anyways overall, this show is a must watch. dare I say, better than The Vampire Diaries.

if you like criminal minds this is for you. perfect.

This movie is just amazing. I loved it when I was younger, and I still love it! I really like how it can inspire you to become a musician if you just had the right encouragement and the right teacher. And if your willing to learn. Not only did Jack Black play an amazing performance in this movie, so did all the younger kids. It’s heartbreaking to hear that Kevin Clarke (aka Freddie the Drummer) passed away about a week ago due to a cycling accident. But overall the movie is great for pre-teens, teens, and adults. And if your child is more mature than most.

This show was really good! Sadly the ending was spoiled to me by a family member so it wasn’t that exciting. But I do really like it. I don’t really ship her with her neighbor because it just doesn’t seem right. But it’s my opinion, but if you like On My Block, Riverdale, and Outer Banks, this is for YOU.

To be completely honest, this movie is an ok movie. The movie was actually pretty predictable, nothing really caught me off guard, I knew he wasn’t going to kill himself. But it’s a good movie if your a fan of Tyler Posey, but that’s it.

This show is OUTSTANDING! It’s shows how Beth is struggling with her own demons, and she uses chess as an escape. But there’s points where you see that she’s more than just a genius. She’s beyond that. The acting is AMAZING. In a show like this you really have to show who Beth is, and it shows that.