26th April, 2018.
“Now … read on … !”
He says: very aware that writing … ?
Is going to take me a while.
What with one thing an another … ?
I’ve signed up for a Tumblr account: and eyeballing the amount of stuff going past is rather distracting.
I’ve signed up for a Tumblr account: and eyeballing the amount of stuff going past is rather distracting.
REALLY distracting.
No, don’t ask: it’s a mixed audience!
At any rate … ?
I’ve had a night off …
I’ve got some Tangerine Dream playing in the background.
Yes: it’s still looking good.
~≈§≈~
Episode 4 — Devil’s Night — tells us that James March (Evan Peters), the long dead builder of the Cortez, is still haunting the place. And due to hold his annual Devil’s Night shindig for a select band of serial killers.
AND has invited Detective John Lowe (Wes Bentley) along for the ride.
Episode 5 — Room Service — sees Alex Lowe (Chloë Sevigny) treating a dying patient: by feeding him some of her own blood.
Both her and Iris (Kathy Bates)? She and Iris are both having trouble.
As they’re starting to develop a bit of a thirst …
~≈§≈~
Now, you’ll excuse me for doing a comparatively short write up …
But … ?
I want you to know something.
I am thoroughly enjoying Hotel: as through as I’ve enjoyed earlier episodes in the show.
I think I’ve figured out part of the reason why.
We can — possibly — argue the show’s derivative: the method the vampire characters use to kill their victims?
Seems reminiscent of Tony Scott’s The Hunger, the hotel, itself — along side Evan Peter’s character — seemed familiar: especially if we’ve heard of H. H. Holmes, and his Castle.
But … ?
For all the buried geeky references?
It’s very watchable: those little buried references only adding to my enjoyment.
I still watching it!
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