Alright, I’ve been going through theories like a madwoman pretty much since episode one, back when I went with the old X-Files mainstay – TRUST NO ONE. That mantra could actually be applied in this case, as well. While not everyone is involved in Rosie Larsen’s murder, I’m pretty sure everyone has some dirty…
Tag: murder
The Killing – Day 25 – Donnie or Marie
This show is KILLING me!!! So so good – every episode has been amazing, and there was so much going on this week that I had a hard time falling asleep after! Let’s just jump right in, shall we? The key card Linden found on the 10th floor belongs to someone in Richmond’s camp. …
The Killing – Day 24 – Bulldog
Okay, we are now mere DAYS away from finding out who killed Rosie Larsen, and I am practically sick with anticipation, so this is going to be one scattered post! I can’t even really bring myself to focus on the events of this episode, because my mind is a-flurry with theories and thoughts right…
The Killing – Day 23 – 72 Hours
Wow. This episode, I was literally sitting on the edge of my seat for parts of it, and by the time the familiar tension-building, end-coming theme music came on, I was cursing how very wired and awake I was! So great! Some spoilers below, so don’t read if you haven’t seen it yet and…
The Killing – Day 22 – Sayonara, Hiawatha
Before I begin gushing about how much Holder ROCKED this episode, let me attempt to talk about some of the other characters and moments I also loved! In no particular order, of course. Darren Richmond – he is really back on his political horse now, and so far looks to be somehow more able…
Don’t Look Now (1973)
A psychic thriller starring Donald Sutherland, and a very lovely looking Julie Christie makes it’s appearance in the 101 Horror Movies. Though the last moments are a little creepy, and the ending of Blair Witch could be seen as an homage of sorts, this film tends to fall more on the poetic side than scary….
The Killing: Day 16 – Numb
You know, I have really missed this show. As each new episode unfurls before me, I am vaguely aware of how truly caught up I am in each character’s life. My mind is constantly spinning, trying to recognize new clues as they appear, and amend my theories as I go. mostly, though, I am…
