devil went down to philadelphia.

So, I'm up super late. I had a late night meeting for coffee on Pirate's Alley (yeah I said it) in the French Quarter with a new friend, this really fun and interesting guy named Chris who just moved here from Washington State. I love Pirate's Alley, there is a teeny tiny bar that also serves coffee and has an outdoor patio. Right near Jackson Square. Anyways so when I got home, me and Tony watched Devil.

Ya'll. YA'LL. That shit was scary. Most people say ol' M. Night's movies are predictable, but I'm stupid when it comes to movies and usually don't guess right, but I don't see how anyone can say this one was predictable. I really, really liked it (besides being scared shitless). I'm really looking forward to the next Night Chronicle (google it).

FYI, thats my answer for everything. Google it.

In closing, the Devil and the movie Devil are some scary shit. I need Jesus, ya'll. One thing is for sure, I'm not going to sleep right now. Thank you, Ritalin! I would be having some fucked up nightmares.

i'm an idiot.

Something that you might not know about me is that I'm impulsive...to an extent. And I'm passionate about a handful of things. Passion plus impulse equaled me at Walmart 4 days before Christmas.

I'm sort of obsessed with M. Night Shyamalan. Pretty much all of his movies (minus Lady In The Water...c'mon, M!), I love. The Village, although widely panned, is one of my very favorite movies and although I know the "reveal", I can watch it again and again. The tone, the scenery, the acting, the very subtle dialogue...I freaking eat it up. Anyways! So, yeah, back to the point.

Devil is a movie I wanted to see in the theater, but of course, these things aren't as easily done when you have a kiddo and no family nearby to babysit, so I missed it. It came out today, and so impulsively, I decided to brave traffic and go to Walmart to get the blu-ray, because it was seriously 12 dollars cheaper than Target. Google it. It's true, bitches. And I will stand in line behind an old lady with 29 containers of yogurt (yes, I counted) at the 15 item or less line for 10 minutes to save 12 dollars. Believe it.

I'll watch the movie tonight and let you know what I think. I'm excited!