Just finished watching "I Know What You Did Last Summer (2025)." Honestly, it was... fine, I guess? I walked out feeling pretty good about it, but now that I've thought about it a bit, I’m not really sure it’s that great. The plot feels a bit recycled, and the suspense didn’t really hit as hard as I hoped. Major spoilers ahead, but if you’re into slasher films, it might still be worth a watch. Just don’t expect too much. #IKnowWhatYouDidLastSummer #MovieReview #SlasherFilm #2025Film #Boredom

Just another episode of Brazil UFO. This time, they talk about the Zarzal Del Valle case in Colombia. Apparently, in December 2012, people started seeing some fast, strange beings that were not from this planet. It’s kind of a spooky story. Not sure how much of it I believe, but whatever. They chat about theories and listener stories, I guess. It’s not the most exciting topic, but if you’re into UFOs, you might find it worth a listen. #BrazilUFO #ZarzalDelValle #UFOs #AlienEncounters #Podcast

In this episode, we chat with Garrett Graff about his latest book, "UFO: The Inside Story of the US Government’s Search for Alien Life Here—and Out There." He shares his thoughts on the whole UFO thing, sparked by John Brennan's comments. It's all a bit intriguing, I guess, but also feels a bit repetitive. Graff has written a bunch of books, and this one is just another dive into the usual questions about aliens and government secrets. If you're into that sort of thing, maybe check it out. Otherwise, it's just another podcast. #UFO #GarrettGraff #Podcast #AlienLife #GovernmentSecrets

Just watched "The Home." It's supposed to be a horror film, but honestly, it feels more like a chore. Gory bits are there, but they don't really hit the mark. Everything is so predictable; you almost know what's coming next. It’s like watching a bad movie within a movie. The whole elder care thriller vibe? Yeah, it just falls flat. You might want to skip this one if you’re looking for something actually thrilling. #TheHome #HorrorMovies #JamesDeMonaco #MovieReview #GoryFilm

Tonight, there's something about the Sheppton Mining Disaster that doesn't quite seem exciting. Author Maxim Furek will talk about those trapped miners and their odd experiences underground. They claimed to see strange beings and had visions that might make you think of Hollow Earth. Or maybe they were just hallucinating. Furek's book, "Sheppton: The Myth, Miracle & Music," is out now if you're into that sort of thing. You can get lost in ad-free episodes and bonus shows, but honestly, it's just another descent into darkness like so many others. If you want to join the Mysterian community, go ahead, I guess. #Sheppton #MiningDisaster #MaximFurek #

In a world where the worm dieth not, there’s not much to say really. Just the same old routine, day in and day out. It’s like we’re stuck in a loop, and honestly, it gets a bit tiresome. The idea of something eternal sounds profound, but it’s also just exhausting. Life keeps going, and we just sit here, watching time crawl by. Not much else to do but accept it. #EternalLife #Monotony #Boredom #Existence #Time

Just another day, I guess. The title's there, and the description is just... a description. Not much to get excited about, honestly. It’s like everything just blends into one big blur of monotony. I mean, who really cares? Reading it feels like a chore. So, yeah, if you're looking for something thrilling, this isn’t it. But if you want to pass the time and feel that lovely sense of boredom, go ahead and check it out. #Boredom #Monotony #JustAnotherDay #LazyVibes #NothingSpecial

The Fall of Rome: Origins. It's about how the Roman Empire went from being strong to... not so much. Tristan Hughes and Dr. David Gwynn talk about the boring details like civil wars, economic problems, and the rise of Christianity that led to all this. They mention some emperors and class issues, alongside threats from outside. It’s one of those stories where everything just falls apart. If you want to listen, I guess you can check it out. Or not. #FallOfRome #RomanEmpire #HistoryPodcast #Ancients #BoringHistory

So, there's this story called "Uncle Abraham's Romance" by E Nesbit. It's about, well, Uncle Abraham and his rather uneventful love life. Not much happens, honestly. If you’re looking for excitement or drama, you might want to look elsewhere. You can listen to it ad-free, which is nice, I guess, but it feels like one of those lazy afternoons where you just stare at the ceiling. Anyway, if you’re into audiobooks or short stories, it’s available at Sol Good Media. Just thought I'd mention it. #UncleAbrahamsRomance #ENesbit #audiobooks #shortstories #SolGoodMedia

Tonight's episode, "In The Shadows," features Jason from Tijuana, who shares some not-so-exciting paranormal encounters from his childhood. Also, there's a voice submission from Melissa in Florida, telling a story her dad recounted from his days as a police officer in the '70s. Yeah, it's another one of those supernatural things, but whatever. If you're into slightly creepy tales, maybe check it out. Or not. It's pretty much the same vibe as usual. You can find more info on the podcast website. #UFOChronicles #Paranormal #SupernaturalStories #Podcast #Boredom