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Mad Money

PIXEL 51 - STIMULI (The Blog) Posted on 12/12/2017 by pixel5123/11/2018

GHOST WARS – Season 1 Episode 9 – SPOILERS

Carmel Amit and Stephanie Lavigne)

Daphne Holt (Carmel Amit) meets a ghost (Stephanie Lavigne) at Roman’s house

Paolo (Andrew Moxham) is missing. He dropped by to fix Sophia the Mortician‘s generator and that was the last anybody saw of him. Sophia (Sharon Taylor) popped out of a pod at the end of the previous episode right after the pod ate Bake Sale Carol (Kathryn Kirkpatrick). Pod-modified Sophia tried to throw Father Dan into another pod, but the priest has a tolerance for pod-induced euphoria, since he has been getting high that way for quite some time. He escapes and burns down the house (which belonged to Dottie, who died in episode 1.6.) Continue reading →

Posted in Ghost Wars, science fiction, Tammy Gillis, TV | Tagged Altered Carbon, Andrew Moxham, Avan Jogia, Carmel Amit, Frozen In Love, Jesse Moss, Katherine Kirkpatrick, Kristin Lehman, Laura DiCicco, Lori O'Connell, Ryan Robbins, Sharon Taylor, Siren, Sonja Bennett, Stephanie Lavigne, Tammy Gillis

Raising Abigail

PIXEL 51 - STIMULI (The Blog) Posted on 19/11/2017 by pixel5123/11/2018

GHOST WARS – Season 1 Episode 6 – SPOILERS

Syd Lazzara

Syd (Syd Lazzara) the McGrath-Dufresne’s soon-to-be-deceased babysitter

“We Need To Talk About Abigail”, written by Sonja Bennett, is certainly the most watchable episode of GHOST WARS so far. The story, filled with intense imagery, centers on the McGrath-Dufresne family. After Sal the Babysitter is frightened by a kitten that turns into a severed hand. she falls fatally backward onto a butcher knife. Young Abigail wanders off into the woods with the ghost of Marcus Moon (Marcus died in Episode four after Father Dan’s failed exorcism), and her sister Isabel, who can predict stuff and draws cool pictures of what she predicts, paints a mural on the wall of her room in red (grease pencil, not blood) showing exactly where Abigail is. (Nobody else recognizes the place so Isabel has to lead them to it.) The girl is found encased in a pod-like structure at the base of a tree. When Billy touches the pod, he experiences a kind of euphoria. The pod is quite similar to the thing that Father Dan keeps hidden in a secret room in the church basement. Continue reading →

Posted in Ghost Wars, science fiction, TV | Tagged Allison James, Crypto, Françoise Robertson, Kristin Lehman, Luvia Petersen, Maddie Phillips, Phillip Granger, Sarah Giles, Sonja Bennett, Syd Lazzara, The Actress Diaries

Pranksters of Purgatory

PIXEL 51 - STIMULI (The Blog) Posted on 15/10/2017 by pixel5123/11/2018

GHOST WARS – Season 1 Epiaode 2 – SPOILERS

Luvia Petersen and Krstin Lehman

Marilyn and Val McGrath-Dufresne (Mayor Val is the McGrath half of the hyphenation. Marilyn is the town’s doctor.)

“Great ghost stories are arguments with mortality. They don’t accept death as the end of needing people and doing things.”
—- Aurora Stewart de Peña

Val and Marilyn McGrath-Dufresne (Luvia Petersen and Kristin Lehman) and their two kids, Isabel and Abigail (Sarah Giles and Allison James), get a surprise visit froom Val’s brother Billy (Kim Coates). Billy and his boat smuggled stuff into Port Moore from Canada. (We don’t know what he brought in, but it was meant for Dr. Barker at Lambda, whatever it was. We know it likely came from Canada because he also delivered Canadian over-the-counter muscle relaxants to Marilyn, the town doctor.) Val and Billy don’t get along because Billy was responsible for the death of their younger brother Trevor some years previously, and she believes (it turns out correctly) that he didn’t tell her the whole story of how that happened. Continue reading →

Posted in Ghost Wars, TV | Tagged Allison James, Aurora Stewart de Peña, Chance Hurstfield, Denver Film Festival, Kandyse McClure, Kim Coates, Kristin Lehman, Leslie Hope, Luvia Petersen, Moving Parts, Nils Hognestad, Sarah Giles, Slasher, Slasher: Guilty Party, The Frankie Drake Mysteries, The Perfect Catch, Vincent D'Onofrio

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