Andrea R. Cooper's Blog, page 8

Movie Review: CoCo The idea of the film takes place on the Mexican holiday of the Day of the Dead. Miguel (the hero) just wants to play music. However, his family has forbidden music for generations. On the Day of the Dead, … Continue reading →

Movie Review: Baby Driver Baby / Miles played by Ansel Elgort is a get-away driver for a criminal mastermind boss named Doc. But he wants out. Pay back his debt to Doc, Kevin Spacey, and get on with his life. … Continue reading →

Movie Review: Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales Yes, Johnny Depp is back as Captain Jack Sparrow. There are also cameo roles from Will Turner and Elizabeth Swann-Turner from the previous Pirates of the Caribbean movies. This movie tells … Continue reading →

Urban Fantasy – Thorns & Blood series by Cheri Winters Cheri Winters’ Thorns & Blood – Book 1 is now FREE for a limited time. EXCERPT: Why do the guilty always run? Doesn’t matter if the mark is human, vamp … Continue reading →

Movie Review: Justice League This film showcases Batman as bringing in the other superheroes and forming the Justice League. By far, this movie outshines Batman vs. Superman. However, in a world with X-men and Marvel movies, it pales. The cast … Continue reading →

Movie Review: Thor – Ragnarok Thor (Chris Hemsworth) has searched for two years for the Infinity stones. After no luck and continuing nightmares about Ragnarok, he returns to Asgard to find his brother Loki pretending to be Odin. The two find their father … Continue reading →

Sigils and Spells: A Limited Edition Urban Fantasy Collection Lori Titus Kris Austen Radcliffe Heather Marie Adkins Alex OwensPaul C Middleton Lee Hayton Rita Stradling Eva Pohler SJ DavisM.R. Graham Carmen Fox Tina Glasneck Sedona Venez J.N. ColonCheri Winters Katalina Leon RJ Blain Cate Farren Amy EvansCatherine Banks V.A. Dold Dylan Keefer Ali Cross Michel PrinceDanny Bell Tiana Laveen  Why … Continue reading →

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The Mummy (2017) is actually a reboot of The Mummy franchise and the first installment in the Universal’s Dark Universe. I loved the first two original Mummy movies from 1999 and was excited to see this one. However, this new movie lacks the charm and excitement … Continue reading →

London Calling Three Scintillating Victorian Steampunk Tales By Sorcha Mowbray, TL Reeve & Michelle Ryan, and Dena Garson Publisher: After Glows Publishing Release Date: October 17, 2017 Take a journey to Victorian London where an assassin meets her match, zombies … Continue reading →