Winds of March Journey/Perry tribute band

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I liked this one a lot. The only flaw is a ton of amateurish "he/she/name said..." much too often. It's very unnerving to realize, based on the number of males involved with/married to various women, who would (and DO) k*ll them, or at the very least, adore complete control over them. Then, blame the entire thing on "crimes of passion" to excuse beatings and murder. When by all accounts of those well familiar with these narcissists, that female abuse is exceptionally calculated. Although maybe not specifically planned. Males married to/involved with/related to women are far and away the first to abuse or murder her. That alone is a reason to stay up nights. That domestic abuse is treated as a joke, despite the numerous other women who filed charges, is why women would choose the bear to be alone with much of the time, over many "average" males. It's a huge thing to file charges just to get seemingly insane males to stop stalking and harassing her. They're not insane at all, but they are narcissists. And it's getting increasingly common. I liked the book, but it did keep me awake, knowing how many men would rather have a robot than a person who thinks for themselves.

The Stepford Wives

I keep comparing it to the real Psycho movie (1960, obviously, not the horrible Vince Vaughn remake) and it comes up very, very short. Even the book is amazing. It doesn't make you feel you're reading something old or boring, even though it was written on the tail end of the 1950s. I REALLY had high hopes for it, but I was bored to death. Anthony Perkins with Janet Leigh was great chemistry. He was gay, irl, but I think that his "passing," (if you will) or any ambiguity to his sexuality adds to the suspense. I thought he was gay (even as a little kid) with the very feminine movement going upstairs and wearing a good deal of eyeliner, even tho his being gay doesn't come up in the book. I thought the boyfriend was cute, but kinda stiff and not the best actor. I LOVED the psychologist! It made me major in it! Maybe it'll be like "Fargo," and I'll have to try it again. The real one with Frances McDormand. Btw, that "big scene" was REAL. Helle Crofts. Her husband, of course, killed her, irl. It was Forensic Files, S1, E1. Husband was a pilot, so if you watch Mayday Air Disasters, you can see the mentality of guys who crash planes for something really dumb...he made lots of mistakes that got him caught.

Bates Motel

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