I only love it because an old friend and I who are no longer friends used to watch it long distance together before streaming was a thing. I miss him.

And why was Jonathan Davis chosen for the job? They could’ve gotten anybody else lol. How did they think that would work???

I have deep, terrible feelings for that movie even though I know it’s objectively bad, lol. I absolutely loved the book, though.

I always thought one of the flaws of the movie was getting Jonathan Davis to do all the singing for Lestat. Lestat was supposed to have this ethereal changing voice, and in my opinion, they should’ve had the music from the soundtrack play for his singing instead to represent that. But I absolutely love the soundtrack, so… lol.

Fight Club, but it’s only because I have deep feelings for the movie. I wouldn’t say the book is worse. I just like the movie more. I actually put off reading the book for a long time because I thought I wouldn’t like it. Turns out I really liked it, too.

While I agree with most of that, I found myself enjoying the book more than the movie, but it’s probably because I read the book first. I didn’t care about the 80s Ppop culture stuff, but I thought the idea of the Oasis was pretty cool. Now, if you want a really, really bad book, read the sequel. It’s definitely worse! Wade still learns nothing and turns out to be a total creep. And they assassinate Halliday’s character, too, making him out to be a total creep as well. And if I remember correctly, it’s just as preachy, too.

Well, it used to be Flowers in the Attic, but then I read the rest of the series and it soured it for me.

Falling out of Heaven by John Lynch. It’s not bad it’s just deeply disturbing. It was really hard for me to get through.

Wuthering Heights. To me, it was just confusing and really boring.

Verity by Colleen Hoover. It was boring. I expected more with the way it was set up.

Verity by Colleen Hoover. It was boring. I expected more with the way it was set up.

I’m seriously trying to come up with something, and nothing is coming to mind. Now that I think about it (and because of another post), it’s probably Harry Potter. I used to love those books, but I grew out of them.

The Creature from Jekyll Island because my co-worker can’t take a hint.

My parents would read to me, and that’s how I got into reading.

R is for Ricochet by Sue Grafton, surprisingly. Now I’m reading the rest of the books in the series.

I think it depends on the books. Like Neiderman doing all those books under V.C. Andrews’ name. I don’t particularly like his work but other people seem to because he’s still writing them. Sue Grafton passed before she could finish writing the last Kinsey Milhone book and I’m not sure it would’ve been the same if someone else had finished it.