Charlie Says -No Money, No Self, A Choice | KT Review

Merrit Wever is swiftly becoming a favourite on my screen, once again bringing her whole self to her role in Charlie Says. Playing Karleen Faith, the girl’s teacher, she helps them to share their lives and gain insight into women’s rights and Manon’s teachings. Matt Smith is an excellent Manson giving the character a sense of insecurity you don’t often see.

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When three young women sentenced to death row have their sentences commuted to life they are given the opportunity to study. Through their studies, they reveal what life was like with Charles Manson and the Family on Spahn Ranch. How they lived, how they fended for themselves, and what they gave up to be part of the group. Following the story of one all American girl giving up her life and her family to join Charles Manson’s and doing things she probably wouldn’t ordinarily have considered.

Starring Hannah Murray (Game of Thrones, Detroit), Matt Smith (Doctor Who, Pride and Prejudice and Zombies), Sosie Bacon (Scream: The TV Series, 13 Reasons Why), Marianne Rendón (Imposters, Mapplethorpe), Merritt Wever (Unbelievable, Godless), and Suki Waterhouse (Insurgent, Pride and Prejudice and Zombies).

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Charlie Says Review Conclusion

I might watch it again – An interesting watch, the focus being on the three women was a pleasant change and the way they looked back at events rather than presenting it as happening in a linear way meant you got three different viewpoints of who Charles Manson was, how they each perceived both him and each other within the family. A well-positioned movie, given all of the Charles Manson related movies and shows we’ve seen recently. Well worth the watch.

4 Stars

Whilst this film might put you off your vegetables (probably best not to eat them whilst watching) the part that made me cringe just a little was the blood on the teeth scene -keep an eye out for that.


Moon by K.T. McQueen

A young woman with a promise to keep.
Another with a curse to lift.
And a werewolf looking for a new mate.
When Alice invited her friends, Sarah, Paul, and Dave to stay in her Grandmother’s Romanian farmstead they were expecting to take a break from studying and have a good time. Of course, that wasn’t the only reason Alice was there but her friends didn’t need to be involved in that. And she could happily show them where her family was from. And the town where she had spent her summers without them ever suspecting anything.
But then they meet the hunter, the werewolves catch their scent, and Sarah reveals a secret that could end her friendship with Alice and spell disaster for all of them.

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