Lamar Reviews - "A Toxic Love story" (Airdate 7/31/2026)
I will say it again, Netflix is not the only place to
find really good documentaries, but in my opinion,
it is the best place. I’ve lost track of how many
documentaries that I have watched, that not only
flipped me upside down with a twist, but then a
second twist, and sometimes a third.
Now, I know what some of you people are saying,
“Oh I saw that coming a mile away. I knew how it
would end after watching it for six minutes. I said
right off that person is the one who did it.” First off,
some of you who are saying that are full of it! Y’all
say all this three seconds after it’s over, not
before, so you don’t count. To the few of you
Columbos and Jessica Fletchers out there that
magically see exactly what is going to happen,
who the killer or responsible party is immediately, I
say this. You will never sit beside me while I watch
a show!
I watch the show the way the writer and director
want me to see it. I love the surprise, the flip, and
the twists. That is the reason we wrap a present
that we give someone. Part of the gift is the
anticipation, the surprise, the reveal. I can go on
YouTube and see how a magic trick is done, but I
don’t. It ruins the fun.
Enough ranting let’s get to Netflix’s A Toxic Love
Story. Not every true-crime documentary will leave
you swimmy headed, slack jawed and gob
smacked, but this one will.
I am very limited to what I can tell you about this
story. There are multiple players, and as you meet
them, you will draw conclusions about them.
Those conclusions will not be correct, or at least
they weren’t for me.
The basics are, Ian Diaz worked at Disneyland
with his best friend Leslie. Leslie explains how he
became a U.S. Marshall, met and married Angela.
Soon after they were married Angela started
getting emails threatening her, accusing her of
ruining the sender’s life. These emails can only
be coming from one person, Ian’s former girlfriend
Michelle. The problem is that they can’t prove it.
They report this to the police but again there is no
actual proof. It goes from email threats to stalking,
and eventually to the person sending the emails
hiring a man from Craig’s List to come to the
house and rape Angela. Finally, after Angela is
actually attacked, the police arrest Michelle and
put her in jail. Case closed. But the show is at the
28-minute mark, and you still have another 62
minutes to go. You are just getting started!
The Documentary is 90 minutes long, Rated TV-
MA for subject matter and language.
The way this is presented gives you all the facts
you need to make a completely justified decision.
Then it gives you more facts to question that
decision and make a final decision. Until it gives
you more facts to change your mind not only
about the first decision, but also the second one.
Then it gives you facts to turn everything upside
down. That is all I can say, and maybe even that is
too much. So, forget everything I’ve said and
mediately talk to no one and watch this show with
an open mind.
My Score: 5 Cold Budweisers
Lamar Reviews - "The Odyssey" (Airdate 7/24/2026)
This is a movie that has been talked about for
months. Christopher’s Nolan’s track record points
to the fact he knows what he’s doing when it
comes to directing movies. Oscar nominated
Memento in 2000, the Dark Knight in 2008 that
won 2 Oscars, Inception in 2010, 4 Oscars,
Interstellar that won an Oscar in 2014 and
Oppenheimer in 2023 that won 7 Oscars. So, I
had no concern that The Odyssey would be a
great movie. I just did not understand how great.
The movie tells the story of The Odyssey but that
is not a small task. The actual Odyssey is an
ancient Greek epic poem that is divided in 24
books with 12,109 lines and around 134,560
words. If you read 250 words per minute, it would
take 9 hours to read it. Nolan had to stay true to
the original story but still keep the audience
interested and engaged. Yes, it’s long, but the
movie never drags.
It is basically the story of Odyseseus,
extraordinarily played, by Matt Damon, and his 10-
year journey to return home to Ithaca where he
was king. During his long absence, his wife and
Queen Penelope, played by Anne Hathaway, fears
that he has died and is never going to return.
Queen Penelope has been under pressure for
years to remarry one of many suitors that have
invaded their castle. Among the suitors is
Antinous, a terrible man played by Robert
Pattinson. He makes a very good slimy, cowardly
villain. He spends most of his time tormenting
Odysseus’s son and heir to the throne,
Telemachus, played by tom Holland.
The movie is not mostly about whether or not
Odysseus with make it back, the meat of the
movie is the journey he makes.
The movie is 2 hours 52 minutes, Rated-R for
violence, gore, and language.
Make no mistake, Matt Damon is the star, and this
very well may be his strongest and best dramatic
performance. He might not get an Oscar, but he’s
dang well gonna be in the mix. Odysseus is a
leader that loves his men, but at the same time he
is haunted by what he has to lead them into.
As I mentioned Robet Pattinson as Antinous is
truly a repulsive human being. I’m going to need a
total reset when I watch him in the upcoming
Batman Part II. It may take me till 2028 to get over
my hatred for this character.
Tom Holland as Te lema chus starts off as a young
man trying to take care of his mother, and at the
same time is determined that his father, Odysseus
is still alive. And at the same time is trying to
figure out what to do if in fact his father does not
return.
One of my favorite characters was Eumaeus,
played by John Leguizamo, the blind pig herder
who was a trusted friend of Odysseus. And there
are a multitude of other stars you will recognize.
I cannot explain, adequately describe, or make
you understand, just how good this movie is. You
have to see it. And to really get the full effect, you
should see it in a theater.
My Score: A very, very rare Full 6pk of Ice Cold
Longneck Budweisers!
Lamar Reviews - "The Five-Star Weekend" (Airdate 7/17/2026)
Sheri and I were discussing what I was going to
review, and there was nothing coming out at the
theater that was really interesting me. She
happened to mention a book that her book club
had just finished reading, The Five-Star Weekend,
by Elin Hilderbrand, that had been adapted as an
eight-episode series on Peacock. She said it
starred Jennifer Garner. I’m not familiar with the
book, but I love Jennifer Garner. She is one of the
most versatile actors on the planet. Action,
romantic comedy, drama, sci-fi, she honestly can
do it all. If you are not a fan, you either haven’t
seen her in anything, or you need to be in therapy.
Now, I’m the first to admit someone can be a great
actor and be a terrible person. There are plenty of
those running around in the entertainment
business. When you pay attention to Jennifer
Garner’s personal life, the way she worked
through the Ben Affleck relationship, and the way
she raises her children, this woman is a good
person on top of everything else.
So, I immediately started watching The Five-Star
Weekend.
Jennifer Garner plays Hollis Shaw, a food
influencer who suffers the loss of her husband. Six
months after the loss she is stuck in a cycle of
grief and can’t move forward. Her business
manager suggests she should get a group of her
closest friends together for a “girls’ weekend” so
that maybe they can get her out of her funk.
This sounds like a great idea, so she invites these
friends to her summer house in Nantucket. The
group includes Tatum, played by Chloe Sevigny,
her childhood best friend. Dru-Ann, played by
Regina Hall, her very successful college friend
Brooke, played by D’Arcy Carden. And Gigi, an
internet follower who comforted her after her
husband’s death, played by Gemma Chan. Also
floating in and out of the weekend group is Hollis’s
daughter, Caroline, played by Harlow Jane.
The show does not just concentrate on Hollis’
grief. Each one of the women have their own lives
and their own problems that they are facing while
they are trying their best to support Hollis. This is
what gives the series that “real life” feel.
Everybody has something going on.
The series is 8 episodes between 36 and 48
minutes, Rated-TVMA for language.
Oh, I forgot to tell you that there are some men in
this show. Tatum’s husband Kyle, played by Davi
Denman and Jack, Hollis’ first love, that she never
got completely over, played by Timothy Olyphant.
Yes, there is tension among the group as you
would suspect. Dru-Ann and Tatum, as Hollis’ two
best friends compete with each other. Tatum and
Hollis grew up together but lost touch as Hollis
became successful and famous, and Tatum got
left behind. Plus, one person in the group is hiding
a really dark secret.
Oh, I really want to tell you more, but that would
require some dark chocolate, a few pieces of
pound cake sautéed in Irish butter, and some
glasses of wine.
My Score: 5 Ice Cold Budweisers
Lamar Reviews - "Supergirl" (Airdate 7/2/2026)
I walked into this movie with no preconceived opinion. This is a blank canvas James Gunn, do with it what you will. He did not write or direct the movie but as co-CEO of DC Studios he was really involved with the direction.
Milly Alcock plays Kara Zor-El, which we will know as Supergirl. If you are expecting a superhero that is straightlaced like Superman, you will be very surprised. Supergirl is nothing like her cousin Superman, except for the fact that she is good and helps people who need help.
When the movie opens, she is drunk as a skunk, which for a superhuman would be impossible. Supergirl has found a workaround. She gets her powers from the yellow sun, so she travels to planets that have a red sun so she can get as drunk as she wants to be.
Supergirl is doing her best to avoid being Supergirl, but she runs into a young girl, Ruthye, played by Eve Ridley. Her family was murdered by space pirates, and she is determined to avenge their deaths. Supergirl wants nothing to do with the situation until the pirate leader Krem, played by Matthias Schoenaerts, poisons her dog Krypto. Now she has two missions, get the antidote, and keep Ruthye alive.
The movie is 1 hour and 47 minutes, Rasted PG-13 for strong violence, action, language, and smoking.
When you see her back story, you understand that she was raised in different circumstances than Superman. She is less trusting and more skeptical. Alcock is fantastic in the role. The problem is she is way better than the movie.
Jason Momoa plays Lobo, a character that was created in1983. He is an alien bounty hunter who is immortal that roams the galaxy hunting criminals. He has superhuman strength and rides a space motorcycle. He also looks a lot like Aqua Man with Kiss makeup. But try not to let that distract you.
As I said, the Supergirl character is way better than the movie itself. One reason for that is the villain. Krem does not come across as a big time villain, he is more like an executive henchman who wants to be the big time villain, but he just doesn’t have the juice. We say this all the time, a hero movie is only as good as the villain that is in it.
They are some cameos from David Corneswet as Superman, but they have no real meaning. It is like facetime calls saying “What’s up Cousin? Why are you not answering my calls? Call me back.”
I got sort of freaked out when I’m seeing dead parents and a dog that is possibly going to die. I thought for minute has Disney bought DC comics and getting ready to kill another dog? But that was not the case, thankfully. The constant CGI laden battle scenes got old after a while.
I do believe the Supergirl character is here to stay, at least for one more movie, hopefully one as good as the Supergirl character that Milly Alcock played.
My Score: 4 Budweisers
Lamar Reviews - "Toy Story 5" (Airdate 6/26/2026)
The big question is can a 5th Toy Story follow all the other Toy Story movies and still be good? I think How to Train Your dragon, Kung Fu Panda, and The Lego movies have pulled it off, but with only 3 films each. 5 could be pushing it, but if they had the right story with a plot that resonates with the times, it just might work. When the battle is toys and play verses screens and technology, it is the perfect storyline. Even though, sadly, that battle has already been won. Or has it?
I think one of the reasons we have Toy Story 5, is because the original Toy Story in 1995 got it so right. Everyone of the characters were perfect. The writing had the feel of the original Looney Tunes cartoons because it is written on two levels. On one level a child can understand and find funny, the second level the parents find something entirely different that they find hilarious. There are many animated movies that parents are forced to sit through, the Toy Story is not one of them. Parents eagerly take their kids to see those movies.
The movie opens with little Bonnie, voiced by Scarlett Spears having a pretend wedding between Forky, and Karen the plastic knife. Caught up in the romantic moment Buzz, voiced by Tim Allen, trying to come up with the courage to ask Jessie, voiced by Joan Cusack, if she will marry him. This becomes a running gag through the entire film.
Bonnie is a very shy child that has a hard time making friends. Her parents give in and buy her a Lilypad, voiced by Greta Lee, like all the kids at her school to help her make friends. As you can imagine she is mesmerized and hypnotized by the screen. So much so she stops playing with her toys. It turns out no kids play with toys anymore so the gang we love are all going to be heading to the donation bin. Or as Rex the Dinosaur says, “Extinction!....not again!”
This calls for an emergency call to the mostly retired Wood, voiced by Tom Hanks. Can he save the day for the toys?
The movie is a quick 1 hour and 42 minutes, Rated-PG for some thematic elements and rude humor.
So, back to the original question, is this 5th installment worth watching? Yes, it is, for a lot of reasons.
First and most important, this does not come across like a cash grab. They thought this out and worked hard to protect the Toy Story brand.
Most of your favorite characters and their voices are here. A few are missing, like Bitey White and Carl Reineroceros are not because Betty White and Carl Reiner have passed away.
Some new characters have joined. Smarty Pants, a potty training tech toy voiced by Conan O’Brien. And Atlas, voiced by Craig Robinson, a talking GPS hippo Toy to name a couple.
Just like the other 4 Toy Stories, you will laugh, get sentimental, sad cry and happy cry. It’s really good.
My Score: 5 Juice boxes.
Lamar Reviews - "Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu" (Airdate 5/29/2026)
Personally, I could not have been more excited
when I first heard that this movie was coming out.
The big question you may have is, “Is this a movie
for me if I’m not a Star Wars fan?” Yes, this is part
of the Star Wars universe, but it is a standalone
movie with connections to Star Wars, which would
be better understood if you have watched The
Mandalorian on Disney+. If you are a Star Wars
fan but have not watched The Mandalorian, like
my wife Carla, you should still able to piece it
together. She did. If you have no idea about either
one, this might not be your best bet.
I became a fan of the Mandalorian watching it on
TV. The Disney+ channel released The
Mandalorian late in 2019, it ran for 3 seasons until
spring of 2023. It was an action-adventure series,
written by Jon Favreau, that was part of the Star
Wars Universe. The Mandalorian is considered a
space Western because it uses the theme of the
lawless frontier with bad guys and good guys
along with the lone figure of justice that stands up
for the good against the bad. The Mandalorian is a
bounty hunter that goes out to catch, but most
times winds up killing the bad guy.
The Mandalorian has adopted Grogu, or Baby
Yoda, to most people. This movie is an extension
of the TV series.
The movie is 2 hours 12 minutes, Rated-PG-13 for
sci-fi violence and action.
Pedro Pascal plays the Mandalorian, Sigourney
Weaver plays Colonel Ward of the Rebellion,
Martin Scorsese is the voice of the food truck
operator and is hilarious.
If you are wondering if Pedro Pascal is always in
the Mandalorian suit, the answer would be no. He
is always the voice, and he is in the suit when he
takes the helmet off, but most of the time he’s off
doing something else like filming a movie.
Brenden Wayne, grandson of John Wayne, is in
the suit until the big action scenes, and then it is
stuntman Lateef Crowder. The real challenge is
finding a reason to take the helmet off since his
sworn oath is to never take it off.
The movie opens with a great action scene right
off the bat! The storyline is simple, Din Djarin, The
Mandalorian’s actual name, takes the job to locate
and rescue Rotta the Hutt, son of Jaba. In
exchange, his twin Hunt uncles will provide
important information. Of course, everything
spirals out of control which leads to more action
scenes. Every moment of calm is just a lead up to
another action scene. There is no “the fate of all
humanity depends on this”. No complicated hard
to keep up with storylines, just fun action!
For all the Grogu fans, does Grogu get the chance
to save the day? Yes, he does, and of course, in
the cutest way possible.
A lot of people are critical because it doesn’t
advance the legacy of the Star Wars franchise. I
don’t think it was trying to. I think the intention was
to entertain an audience that wanted more than 3
seasons of adventures with these two characters.
It delivered exactly that!
My Score: A strong solid 5 Cold Budweisers
Lamar Reviews - Remarkably Bright Creatures (Airdate 5/22/2026)
I was really surprised when this movie popped up
on my Netflix account. I read this book about a
year ago. I did not know it had been made into a
movie. When I read the synopsis, it was about an
octopus solving a mystery. I am well aware of the
intelligence of the octopus, I watched “My Octopus
Teacher on Netflix twice. Great documentary, you
really need to watch it. But I was not thinking I
would enjoy a book that had an octopus who was
a Sherlock Holmes, or Jessica Fletcher. After
reading the glowing reviews, I gave the book a
shot. I was wrong, the book was really good. I
I mentioned this book to numerous people, only to
receive uncomfortable smiles, and “Sounds good,
I’ll be sure to check it out” in a patronizing tone,
mixed with a dose of superciliousness. When I
mentioned this book to Sheri, knowing for sure
she had never heard of it, she immediately knew
exactly what book I was talking about. She has
always been the smartest person I’ve ever met but
now I know for absolutely sure she has read every
book that has ever been published.
When I looked up the details of the movie, I was
pleasantly surprised to see Sally Field starring in
the movie along with Lewis Pullman, who is Bill
Pullman’s son, and looks just like his dad.
This is a feel-good movie in every way. Sally Field
plays Tova Sullivan, a widow that is still grieving
the deaths of not only her husband, but also their
teenage son. He son died 30 years ago. The
rumor in the small town she lives in has always
been suicide. She has a friend group along with a
local shopkeeper, that helps her cope. At night
she enjoys the solitude of her job cleaning the
aquarium. One resident that she particularly
enjoys is Marcellus, a Giant Pacific octopus who
she talks to all the time. We hear everything
Marcellus is thinking because his inner voice is
provided by Alford Molina.
Marcellus is computer generated but he was
designed after a real-life octopus named Agnetha
who lives at the Vancouver Aquarium. They took
hours of footage of Agnetha in her tank and
created an exact replica in CGI, which was mixed
with actual footage of Agnetha.
An unemployed musician named Cameron, played
by Lewis Pullman, rolls into town in search of the
father he never met. He lives in a campervan that
belonged to his addict mom who died of an
overdose. Pullman does his own guitar playing
and singing, and it’s not bad.
There are a lot of moving pieces here and the one
that knows where they should be is Marcellus.
How he gets them to fit together is pretty
interesting to watch.
It’s Rated PG-13 for thematic material, some
strong language and suggestive references.
This is a really good family movie, like a Hallmark
movie with top-of-the-line actors, and a better plot.
Since this is on Netflix and you are probably
already paying for it, there is really no good
reason not to watch it.
I loved the book, liked the movie.
My Score is 4 Buds.
Lamar Reviews - "Mortal Kombat II" (Airdate 5/15/2026)
I originally was not going to review this movie
because I know it is not the type of movie that the
majority our listeners would care anything about.
But I realized I am also a listener, and I know
exactly what the video game Mortal Kombat is. I
didn’t play it, but my kids did. And they constantly
begged me to watch them play it. Thankfully, at
that time I did not have any chopsticks in my
home, because if I did, I would have been tempted
to stab them through both of my eyes! Don’t get
me wrong, I loved watching my children ride bikes,
jump off the diving board, and play sports. Even
now I get a kick out of watching my grandson run
back and forth with no destination gleefully
explaining how fast he is. But to sit and watch
someone, even someone you would gladly lay
down your life for, play a video game is less
enjoyable than being waterboarded.
Sunday movies are a tradition with my son Clay. If
we are in town, my wife Carla and I never miss
going. It is “our thing” we do with him.
He was very excited about Mortal Kombat II, so I
went. It turns out I knew way more about it than I
thought. The time I spent watching him and his
brother fight to the death actually came in handy.
So, I decided that at least a portion of our listeners
either played the game growing up or were forced
to watch their kids play it.
The movie opens with a prologue many years
before where we meet Kitana, played by Adeline
Rudolph, who is forced to watch while her father,
King Jerrod, is killed by Shao Kahn, the villain of
this movie. In the years leading up to the present
time his people have won all of the martial art
tournaments called Mortal Kombat, which allow
him to control all of the other realms. Only
Earthrealm (that’s us) remains. If we lose the
tournament Shao Kahn enslaves us. Not good.
OK, I’m already beginning to nod off, I’m sure you
are. Lot of kicking, grunting, punching, slicing,
grimacing, bleeding and very inventive deaths.
1 hour 56 minutes, Rated-R for bloody violence,
gore, and language.
Make no mistake it has an audience, the first
trailer received 107 million online views in the first
24 hours, the most of any red band trailer, ever.
The bright spot in this movie is Karl Urban as
Johnny Cage, an over the hill 80’s action star that
is recruited to help the good guys. He’s cocky and
arrogant, think Deadpool. His signature move is
the split-legged nut punch, and his superpower is
activated by his Ray-Ban sunglasses. He steals
every scene he is in.
If you ever played this game, I am positive that
you will enjoy this movie. I never played the game,
not even once, and I was never bored, and had a
pretty good time.
Now, honestly, I’m sure one of the main reasons I
enjoyed it as much as I did is because it gave me
2 hours to hang out with my son and share
something that he really loves. And because I
didn’t have those chopsticks, I saw and
remembered enough to be actively engaged.
My Score: As a movie based on a video game,
4 Buds.
Lamar Reviews - The Devil Wears Prada 2 (Airdate 5/8/2026)
In 2006 the original The Devil Wears Prada was
all the rage. Meryl Streep as Miranda Priestly,
remained larger than life, intimidating, demanding,
with a razor-sharp tongue, and hilarious. Anne
Hathaway did a fantastic job as her assistant,
Andy, who had no idea of what she was doing.
They were the meat in this movie and Stanley
Tucci, as Nigel, was the salt, pepper, and garlic
that enhanced every scene he is in.
The movie opened strong and made well over
$300 million with a budget of less than $41 million.
It went well above expectations and stayed
popular with a cult following for years.
All of that is a perfect setup for a sequel, why did it
take so long?
The reason it took 20 years for this movie is
because Meryl Streep hates to do any sequels to
her own movies. The only other sequel she did
was Mama Mia! Here We Go Again in 2018. It was
10 years after the original, and she only agreed to
do it if her role was reduced. It took many years of
negotiations and a bunch of money to get her to
do this movie. Anne Hathaway and Emily Blunt
thought it was never going to happen.
In the sequel, years have passed and Andy has
moved on and become an award-winning
journalist doing hard hitting great work. The
decline of newspapers causes her and her
colleagues to be laid off.
She gets a surprise call offering her job back at
Runway magazine to help with some bad press
that is causing them problems. Miranda is less
than thrilled with having Andy back, and in fact
maintains she doesn’t even remember her ever
being her assistant.
The movie is 2 hours long, Rated PG-13.
This movie suffers from the same problems that all
sequels face. The first movie was successful or
that wouldn’t be a sequel so there are
expectations. The main character, in this case,
Miranda makes such a huge impression the first
time, it is very hard to create that the second time.
Catching lighting in a bottle twice is very hard.
Luckily the world of the original has had many
changes so the sequel cannot travel the same
roads. Miranda finds herself being restrained by
HR. She has someone sitting beside her to keep
her snide remarks more politically correct. And a
scene showing her trying to hang up her own coat
since she can no longer just throw it at an
underling is really clever.
And because Runway needs advertisers more
than advertisers need Runway, she is forced
kowtow to Emily, played again by Emily Blunt, who
is now running Dior. Triva Fact: You may know or
not know, Stanley Tucci is married to Emily Blunt’s
sister Felicity.
There were numerous cameos you can look for,
Lady Gaga as herself, Donatella Versace as her
scary self, Heidi Klum, Naomi Campbell, to name
a few.
Honestly, I went into this movie with low
expectations, but I found myself pleasantly
surprised by how much I enjoyed it by the end.
My Score: 4 Buds
Lamar Reviews - "Trust Me: The False Prophet" (Airdate 4/17/2026)
My Smokin’ Hot Wife Carla put me on this
documentary. She is obsessed with all things
Scientology and Warren Jeffs, the former leader of
a polygamous sect of the FLDS church, who is
serving a life sentence for marrying and having
sex with teenage girls. A truly terrible human
being.
I sat down around 9 to watch it for a few minutes
before going to bed. The next thing I knew it’s
after midnight and I hadn’t taken my eyes off the
screen.
Even though Warren Jeffs is in prison he was still
considered the Prophet and continued giving
commands from behind bars. He had decreed that
no one was to marry or have children while he
was gone. In comes a man named Samuel
Bateman.
Samuel Bateman was a nobody that was never
taken seriously. Bateman re-invented himself and
created a splinter group by convincing them that
Jeffs was actually dead and the media was lying.
He also convinced them he was the new prophet,
and God was talking to him directly and they had
to listen to him.
He had three devout followers, Torrance a wealthy
man with a company, his brother Lud, and friend
Moroni that worked for him. They believed
everything that came out of Bateman’s mouth.
Money was not a problem, Samuel Bateman and
his wives traveled in two brand new Bentleys that
cost $300,000 apiece.
Bateman had 20 wives, at least half of them were
underage, 3 of them 10-years-old and under, that
he was sexually abusing. In the world of being a
piece of crap, Bateman gives Jeffs a run for his
money.
This would have been impossible to watch without
throwing up, but a hero rode in wearing pink
cowboy boots and matching pink cowboy hat.
Her name is Christine Marie and she and her
husband Tolga filmed this documentary. Christine
was very familiar with the FLDS and knew the
women in the community needed her help. Whyt is
why she and her husband moved to Short Creek
Utah. Her and her husband pretended to be in
awe of Bateman and offered to make a
documentary about what a great man he was.
They actually made a music video that Bateman
wanted to send to Queen Elizabeth while she was
still alive. He had plans for a huge mansion that he
hoped she would move into with him.
Christine is a very interesting woman, she was a
former Ms. Michigan, an escape artist, and my
favorite, a ventriloquist. She has a PhD in Media
Psychology, a Clinical Trauma Specialist and has
a background in cult psychology and human
trafficking. She has firsthand knowledge because
her first husband was a “false prophet” that sex
trafficked her. She seems to know the ropes and
what these women were going through.
To say she busted Samuel Bateman wide open is
an understatement. 4 episodes 45 to 50 minutes
each, Rated TV-MA. You will not be able to turn it
off.
My Score: 5 Cold Budweisers
