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[watchinghallmark]

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American Mary

Summary: Aspiring surgeon Mary Mason (Katharine Isabelle) turns to the body modification scene to help her solve her financial problems.

Blackly comedic and gross (in multiple ways) Soska sophomore. Involvement of actual body mod participants gives it an edge, too.

Rating: 4/5

Photo credit: electric sheep magazine

[life-or-something-like-lt]

I don’t give a fuck! You’re not gonna break me, motherfucker! Peacemaker 1.03 “Better Goff Dead”

[hallmark-movie-fanatics]

Guiding Emily premieres tonight and Hallmark Movies & Mysteries and Hallmark still hasn't released the poster, it's not on IMDb.com, so I'm just gonna post the email newsletter version of it because Hallmark doesn't know how to promote their movies. I'm sure it's up on their press site for no press to publish. Anyhow, whenever I find a better version of this poster I will post it. In the meantime here's also a version with no Hallmark logo or airdate.

[tropesofhallmark]

Guiding Emily

[brokehorrorfan]

The Legend of La Llorona will be released on Blu-ray and DVD on March 8 via Well Go USA. Inspired by Mexican folklore, the 2022 horror film is currently available on VOD from Saban.

Patricia Harris Seeley makes her feature directorial debut from a script by Jose Prendes (Mega Shark vs. Mecha Shark). Autumn Reeser, Antonio Cupo, Zamia Fandiño, Edgar Wuotto, Angélica Lara, Nicolas Madrazo, and Danny Trejo star.

No special features are listed. Read on for the trailer and synopsis.

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A young family vacationing in Mexico is terrorized by La Llorona, the unrelenting spirit local legend holds responsible for numerous missing children. When she finally kidnaps the child, his parents will stop at nothing to get him back.

Pre-order The Legend of La Llorona.

[jaykorianddickkoriforlife]

I really wish that American Mary came out during these yrs instead of 2012. I can imagine the stories that would've been created about Billy Barker and Mary Mason.

I've only found 2 good ones, and it's just sad that it came out during 2012. They had so much potential. Billy was absolutely whipped for Mary, and Mary definitely liked him seeing as how she reacted to that one girl. She really could've been happy if the relationship had developed more.

I still to this day am pissed the fuck off about that ending, and poor Beatress, she did not deserve that. Neither She, nor Mary.

[clemsfilmdiary]

I Do, I Do, I Do (2015, Ron Oliver)

7/17/21