You know that amazing storyline in Inglourious Basterds where Diane Kruger plays a German film star secretly spying for the British troops? All the twists and turns as she comes up with whatever lies to save her life after Plan A fails miserably? The Invisible Agent is basically that storyline as its own comedy/horror film and actually made during World War II.
A woman and her daughter visit her fiance’s mother in the countryside. The daughter wanders off, as children do, and winds up being hit with a curse from exploring the wrong part of the estate. Now the family is fighting against the forces of evil and the impenetrable secret rites of the locals to save a child from total destruction.
The Fear Itself review series continues at The Avocado with In Sickness and In Health. This is the episode I dreaded writing about the most because of the director/writer combination. Just know that the screenwriter on this episode made this long after committing his crimes against a child that landed him a jail sentence. No, I don’t know how he managed a mainstream career in Hollywood after that, but he did. I hate it here.
Breakblast is a new brick breaking game with a lot of great, intuitive features.
