Kurt Brindley's Blog, page 38

Born to Be… #EasyRider50

The movie itself is pretty good and all, but it's nowhere near as good as its (mostly deserved) legend or the impact its release had on the industry.

Sprayed

Originally posted on the blighters rock:
written on the walla love story in spray paintgraffiti desires

Sunday Songs to Spark the Spirit and Summon the Moves of the Dance

  MOOD:   }:-) FAIR WARNING – This video depicts a Sunday sermon of sort… but probably not the sort of Sunday sermon most Sunday sermon sort of folk are comfortable with.

The Elementals – A Rapid Review

...what puts THE ELEMENTALS in the running for being the best of the best is, not so much that it is scary -- when you're as old as I am and have been through as much BS as I've been through, you'll find that words on a page, regardless how well written and who writes them, no longer have the ability to scare... and that's unfortunate -- but that it is powerfully descriptive.

Crime Time: new books and recommended reads

Originally posted on MurderMayhem&More:
Ready to hit the beach? Don’t forget to take a stack of crime thrillers, espionage adventures and murder mysteries with you. Here’s the latest new publications from indie authors and bestselling big names, from hardboiled pulp fiction to Nordic noir, spy stories to high-tech thrillers, police procedurals and political…

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The Good Kill Is Now Available

A former Navy SEAL turned vigilante hitman already in the crosshairs of corrupt Russian agents finds himself in even deeper trouble after rescuing a sex trafficking victim against her will just as she is about to be delivered into the hands of an unscrupulous corporate mogul, an impetuous and dangerous man who will not be denied his purchase. . .

A Song to Get You in the Mood for THE GOOD KILL Release Tomorrow

Sean “Big Mac” McKnight, one of my favorite characters from The Good Kill, is a huge Slayer fan; therefore, in his honor and in honor of the book’s release tomorrow, it is Slayer’s “Repentless, — a term which, coincidentally, could also be the novel’s theme — that we shall proceed to rock it out to. …

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One Day Until Release, Yo!

A former Navy SEAL turned vigilante hitman already in the crosshairs of corrupt Russian agents finds himself in even deeper trouble after rescuing a sex trafficking victim against her will just as she is about to be delivered into the hands of an unscrupulous corporate mogul, an impetuous and dangerous man who will not be denied his purchase. . .

NIGHT FILM – A Rapid Review

Night Film by Marisha Pessl is a haunting mystery with a complex, engrossing story and complex, intriguing characters, especially Stanislas Cordova, a creepy, reclusive cultish film director who I wish to the literary gods was a real person.