Konnor’s Korner

Movie, book, and game reviews. New and old, but definitely more old than new.

Reviews

  • Can’t Hardly Wait (1998)

    Liz and I both have Mondays off. Best thing about that is we can chill and do hobbies or watch a movie. Sometimes we do both at the same time. Today she decided to paint our box fan for whatever reason and I asked if she’s seen this movie. Of course, she hadn’t. I remember Read more

  • Show Your Work by Austin Kleon (2014)

    This one’s short and sweet, just like the book. For any aspiring artist of any genre, y’all need to read this book, dude. Whether you write, draw, or make art in anyway, go buy it now. I used to have the worst time actually posting my work and sharing with the world that I write. Read more

  • The Saturday Night Ghost Club by Craig Davidson (2018)

    Recently, some friends and I have put together a book club. This book was my pick for our first read and surprisingly, the majority voted on it. It’s been a long time that I have read a book that was as easy to read as this one. The Saturday Night Ghost Club follows our protagonist, Read more

  • Magic Mike’s Last Dance (2023) *Spoilers*

    So yes, I was a part of the valentine’s day group that got to experience this god-awful movie. Let me say that I enjoyed the first two installments of this series. Obliviously not for the reasons that most of the targeted demographic would give these movies a watch. I just like watching coordinated dancing with Read more

  • Gone Series by Michael Grant (2008)

    I wanted to review the first novel of my favorite book series of all time. I read this book when I was in middle school before the series was even finished. I can almost perfectly rememember when my middle school librarian got the last book in. She pulled it up very slowly behind her desk Read more

  • The Secret Hole by Clint Lormand (2021)

    This was the first novel I read for the year. Yeah, I know that’s really sad, but I could not care less. I took a recent trip back home to Louisiana to visit family and while I was there, my grandmother gave me two books to take home. My grandmother is most definitely the reason Read more