These are about all things that I love - movies, music, tennis, boys, my fears, my dreams - not necessarily in that order
Monday, October 11, 2021
LOOKING FOR AN AIRPORT HOTEL IN NAIA TERMINAL 3 MANILA?
Friday, October 8, 2021
'Wrong Turn' Borrows From The Scary Folklore of the Appalachian Mountains
A Broadway Tune from 'Jagged Little Pill' Tops My FABE International Top 10 Countdown
#1 Unprodigal Daughter (#2)
The Vamps
#6 Back to the Streets (#8)
Jhene Aiko / Saweetie
#7 What a Wonderful Way to End a Crazy Year (NEW)
David Archuleta
#8 Head Over Heels (NEW)
Runaway June
#9 Hang in There Girl (NEW)
Ashley McBryde
#10 Shot in the Dark (NEW)
John Mayer
Jake Zyrus Finally Tops My FABE OPM Top 10 Countdown
Jake Zyrus finally tops my FABE OPM Top 10 countdown as Fix Me, moves up to #1 this week.
He previously topped this countdown with Pyramid, as Charice Pempengco.
Here are my ten favorite songs by OPM singers for the week ending October 8, 2021 -
#1 Fix Me (#2)
Jake Zyrus
#2 Samahan Mo Ako (#3)
Je
#3 Bangin (#4)
Paul Pablo
#4 Polaris (#5)
December Avenue
#5 Sasamahan Kita (#6)
Jom / Crakky / ALLMO$T
#6 Mahalin (#7)
Trisha Denise
#7 Gusto With Ya (#8)
DENY
#8 Di Ko Alam (#9)
Wilbert Ross
#9 He's Into Her (#10)
BGYO
#10 Di Kawalan (NEW)
Maymay Entrata
Wednesday, October 6, 2021
Five Things I Love About the Netflix TV series 'Van Helsing'
Friday, October 1, 2021
Zack Tabudlo Scores Second #1 Hit in my FABE OPM Top 10 countdown
2021 is shaping out to be the year when newcomer Zack Tabudlo is quietly dominating my personal OPM charts. 'Cruel' quietly sidles up to the top spot of my FABE Top 10 OPM countdown this week, making it his third top 10 hit in my countdown this year, and his second consecutive #1 song.
Here are my ten favorite OPM songs for the week ending October 1, 2021 -
#1 Cruel (#2)
Zack Tabudlo
#2 Fix Me (#3)
Jake Zyrus
#3 Samahan Mo Ako (#4)
Je
#4 Bangin (#5)
Paul Pablo
#5 Polaris (#6)
December Avenue
#6 Sasamahan Kita (#7)
Jom / Crakky / ALLMO$T
#7 Mahalin (#8)
Trisha Denise
#8 Gusto With Ya (#9)
DENY
#9 Di Ko Alam (#10)
Wilbert Ross
#10 He's Into Her (NEW)
BGYO
MOVIE REVIEW: 'Candyman' Adding a Novel Racial Viewpoint to the Original Story Doesn't Scare More
I loved it when horror movies were much simpler, with less of the added elements which some horror movies have included in their storylines. I enjoyed the original Candyman movie before, where incidentally, the lead character was also black - and imposing, and scarred, and intimidating, and ultimately frightening - as any main horror movie character has to be!
Maybe because I wasn't paying too much attention to this latest incarnation of Candyman that I may have misconstrued that they added a racial element into it, making the latest Candyman an abused homeless black man who comes back to seek revenge.
Anyhow, bottom line is that the movie was not as scary as I expected it to be and I got lost in the main character slowly 'becoming' Candyman.
Or maybe I just want some cheap thrills in my horror movies.