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Ada had been fed up so much that later on in the book she ran off with a man she didn’t even love, Sid Archer, just to get away. “Sometimes, I feel like I’m trapped, and I feel I just have to get away.” –Ada. This showing that family secrets can cause trouble and confusion. In “Break of day” Palmer’s contention of death is that everyone dies eventually

The Devil's Rejects Film Review By: Karen Christy Instructor: Crystal McCage ENG 225: Introduction to Film January 20th, 2014 If violence, blood, and a smidge of absurdity sounds like a wonderful demented concoction then the film written and directed by Rob Zombie known as The Devil's Rejects, a sequel to his famous horror/thriller House of 1000 Corpses, is right down your alley. A local sheriff, played by William Forsythe, is hell-bent on getting revenge for his brother,

Pulp Fiction is a cult classic. Released in 1994 by co-writer and director, Quentin Tarantino, this movie is a neo-noir crime drama/dark comedy that revolves around several seemingly independent stories that intertwine as the film progresses. The way this film came together was a bit of an intentional accident. The two writers for the film, Quentin Tarantino and Roger Avary, weren’t planning on writing this at all. Originally, they were going to do a short film then decided that wouldn’t get studio