This Week's Thoughts On. . .
Dead Moon
You’d be forgiven for
thinking that with the kind of life Samantha Moon has led, not much would take
her by surprise anymore?
You’d be wrong!
Still immortal, yet free of
the presence of Elizabeth – the dark master that empowered her when she first
became a vampire – Sam is adjusting well to her new condition and the freedom
this brings to spend much more time with her family . . . if having a
telepathic daughter and Light Warrior son can be construed as normal . . . Ah,
if only things could stay that way.
Why? She’s suddenly struck by
a strong premonition of foreboding while watching TV when a young zombie woman
suddenly turns to face her from within the show, and reaches out to her,
begging for help.
But even in the topsy-turvy
paranormal world of Samantha Moon, there’s no such thing as zombies . . .
Right?
Thus begins an adventure that
forces Sam to realize she might be rid of her dark master, but so are a whole
host of other supernatural entities. And those dark masters are celebrating
their freedom by fomenting something. Something awful. Something evil. Massing
together, they’re forming unholy alliances that simply shouldn’t be considered,
for such alliances will spell the end of mankind.
Unless Samantha Moon lends a
hand.
Enjoy yourself. You just know
it’s going to be fun!
The OA – Series 2
This time out, OA finds
herself in a new dimension in a different version of herself; a rich and
successful version where she never suffered the accident that blinded her as a
child. An excellent start, you might think. However, the rose tinted spectacles
of new expectations quickly become clouded when she realizes she isn’t safe.
Her adversary, Hap, is there too. His version is a prominent psychiatrist
heading a successful psychiatric hospital where he lures unwilling victims to
continue his abusive experiments.
You might guess what happens.
. .
Even so, it’s not plain
sailing for anybody. OA also crosses paths with Karim Washington, a private
detective tasked with finding missing teenager, Michelle Vu, who goes missing
inside an eerie old house in another part of the neighborhood.
What’s the link? Find out for
yourselves in a multilayered tale that expands on the original series in a
skilful and redolent way, blending the two together so provocatively that
you’re held spellbound throughout because a part of you – deep down inside –
relates to what’s happening on a subliminal level.
Quality viewing. I look
forward to series 3 with anticipation.
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