The Walking Dead: Season 4 Finale | Discussion

Warning: The following discussion contains spoilers!

DON'T EAT THE FOOD!

"Welcome to Terminus. Those Who Arrive, Are Fried."

Well, that was an episode. I'm sure Hannibal is going to be pissed when he finds out he isn't invited to the welcoming BBQ at Terminus. Whine, anyone?

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WW Wednesdays | What I've Watched Wednesdays #5

Welcome back to WW Wednesdays, also known as What I've Watched Wednesdays, a title that pretty much sums itself up! Click here for Part 4.

Each and every Wednesday a new post will be published on the TV shows and/or movies I have watched over the week, along with a brief summary of what I thought of them, so stay tuned for more!

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For this week, I have watched the following:

• The Blacklist: Season 1, Episode 16
• The 100: Season 1, Episode 1
• Arrow: Season 2, Episode 16
• Hannibal: Season 2, Episode 4
• Helix: Season 1, Episode 12 
• Believe: Season 1, Episode 3 
• The Walking Dead: Season 4, Episode 15
• Revenge: Season 3, Episode 16
• Once Upon a Time: Season 3, Episode 14
• The Following: Season 2, Episode 10
• Bates Motel: Season 2, Episode 4
• Star-Crossed: Season 1, Episode 6

No movies this week!

 So, let's start with the TV shows!

Bite Beauty Lipsticks 'Retsina' & 'Cava' | Review

Bite Beauty is one of my top five favourite cosmetic brands when it comes to lipstick. Though I only own two of the Luminous Crème Lipsticks (both 3.74g/.13oz) in the shades Retsina and Cava, and also the High Pigment Pencil in Madeira, these have got to be the only lipsticks that have truly impressed me. They are soft, creamy, pigmented, moisturising and they even smell good too. Enriched with moisture to soften and hydrate the lips, these Bite Beauty lipsticks have definitely got to be my favourites, especially the beautiful nude/baby pink Retsina. 

The Journey

When we've doubted ourselves, tried our best but feel as though nothing ever works out. Never give up on anything, there is always hope.

The 100 | Review

The 100
Reasons Why Humans Suck!

What do you get if you put 100 young juveniles on Earth 97 years after a nuclear war destroyed civilisation? An interesting story of survival, rebellion and possible romance...oh and chaos, of course. The 100 is a new TV series created by Jason Rothenberg based on the book by Kass Morgon on how humans will never learn from their mistakes, never get along and will always go back to their bad, idiotic and egotistical ways. Great job

                                                                                                           humanity, you'll never change!
                                                                                                      But with every story, there is always
                                                                                                                    hope...or is there?

WW Wednesdays | What I've Watched Wednesdays #4

 Welcome back to WW Wednesdays, also known as What I've Watched Wednesdays, a title that pretty much sums itself up! Click here for Part 3.

Each and every Wednesday a new post will be published on the TV shows and/or movies I have watched over the week, along with a brief summary of what I thought of them, so stay tuned for more!

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For this week, I have watched the following:

•  Believe: Season 1, Episode 1 and Episode 2
• Those Who Kill: Season 1, Episode 2
• Hannibal: Season 2, Episode 3
• Helix: Season 1, Episode 11
• The Walking Dead: Season 4, Episode 14
• Revenge: Season 3, Episode 15
• Once Upon a Time: Season 3, Episode 13
• The Following: Season 2, Episode 9
• Bates Motel: Season 2, Episode 3
• Star-Crossed: Season 1, Episode 5

 

• Up (2009)
• Insidious: Chapter 2 (2013)

 So, let's start with the TV shows.

The Walking Dead: Season 4, Episode 14 | Discussion

 Warning:  

If you don't want any spoilers of this week's The Walking Dead and haven't seen it yet then don't continue reading. However, if you have watched it, read more to see my thoughts and join the discussion!

Believe | Review

Do you BELIEVE?

Believe is a brand new TV show created by Mark Friedman and Alfonso Cuarón, the writer of Gravity. So, what's this series about? Is it any good? Let's find out!

The Walking Dead: Season 2, Episode 2: 'A House Divided' | Review

“What's the most important thing in this world? What's the one thing a guy would walk hundreds of miles just to get back?”
– Luke

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Family, safety, trust, bonding, separation, protection and loyalty: welcome back to another episode of The Walking Dead: Season 2, ‘A House Divided’, where decision-making proves to be more difficult, some that can lead to damaging consequences—including the death of certain main characters—so choose your options wisely.

WW Wednesdays | What I've Watched Wednesdays #3

Welcome back to WW Wednesdays, also known as What I've Watched Wednesdays, a title that pretty much sums itself up! Click here for Part 2.

Each and every Wednesday a new post will be published on the TV shows and/or movies I have watched over the week, along with a brief summary of what I thought of them, so stay tuned for more!

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For this week—a rather large one, too—I have 

  watched the following:

 

• Arrow: Season 2, Episode 15
• The Blacklist: Season 1, Episode 15
• Hannibal: Season 1, Episode 2
• Those Who Kill: Season 1, Episode 1
• The Walking Dead: Season 4, Episode 13
• Revenge: Season 3, Episode 14
• Once Upon a Time: Season 3, Episode 12
• Beauty and the Beast: Season 2, Episode 16
• Helix: Season 1, Episode 10
• The Following: Season 2, Episode 8
• Bates Motel: Season 2, Episode 2
• Star-Crossed: Season 1, Episode 4

No movies this week!

 So, let's start with the TV shows and what better way to do them by capturing the worst or unflattering image during each episode just for laughs, or even a little amused smirk. Here's something new for this week's WW Wednesdays. Enjoy.

WW Wednesdays | What I've Watched Wednesdays #2

Welcome back to WW Wednesdays, also known as What I've Watched Wednesdays, a title that pretty much sums itself up! Click here for Part 1.

Each and every Wednesday a new post will be published on the TV shows and/or movies I have watched over the week, along with a brief summary of what I thought of them, so stay tuned for more!

Note: Something mysterious happened to this post and I had to redo the entire thing again so some of the content is shortened and missing. #Aliens

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For this week, I have watched the following:

 

• Arrow: Season 2, Episode 15
• Hannibal: Season 2, Episode 1
• The Walking Dead: Season 4, Episode 12
•  Beauty and the Beast: Season 2, Episode 15
• Helix: Season 1, Episode 9
• The Following: Season 2, Episode7
• Bates Motel: Season 2, Episode 1
• Star-Crossed: Season 1, Episode 3

•  Taken 2 (2012)

 So, let's start with the TV shows.

Bates Motel: Season 2, Episode 1 | Review

#You'reNext

  He's Back!   Lock your doors! Psycho Bates Motel is back for Season 2 and my, what an opening! The last episode of Season 1 left us wondering what will happen next and what's in store for the next chapter, and I can honestly tell you what's to come in this season will interesting. Let's just say that the start Season 2 ends with a bang...literally.
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Hannibal: Season 2, Episode 1 | Review

Hannibal has returned for an all new season of messed up killings, an innocent man on death row and a human eating serial killer with a big appetite. Here's this week's review on the first episode of season 2, Hannibal. Warning: Viewer Discretion is Advised...for vegetarians. Bon appétit!

STEPHEX | Games

STEPHEX Games is complete!

If you're curious to see what games I love and what I loved playing as a baby gamer, check out the Games section in the tab above or click here! ♥

Grand Theft Auto V | Review

One World; Three Stories

Do you remember the old Grand Theft Auto games? The first two with the infamous bird’s eye view? Fans were amazed when GTA III was released because it took on a new perspective, and ever since then, it won the hearts of many gamers. To this day GTA has become the biggest gaming franchise so it’s no surprise that GTA V has sold over 15 million copies worldwide! But what makes this game different from the rest? Well, let me tell you.

Outlast | Review

Run For Your Life!

 “What was that? I could have sworn I saw something. Oh God, hide! Don’t find me, please don’t find me!” Does this sound like your type of horror game? Then look no further because Outlast is the game for you!

Imagine this. You’re a journalist named Miles Upshur who decides to investigate an abandoned hospital for the mentally ill called Mount Massive Asylum, a place where a true nightmare awaits. Wait, did I say the asylum was abandoned? Think again.