#Patricia Bethune

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Species III (2004)

In today's review, I find that alien-human hybrids may be more than academic. As I attempt a #positive review of the TV sequel, Species III #RobinDunne #RobertKnepper #SunnyMabrey #SavannaFields #AmeliaCooke #JohnPaulPitoc #MichaelWarren #ChristopherNeame

There is liberating freedom to thought experiments, ideas so wild that they can only exist in our imagination. Yet, when faced with reality, any prepared response and planned action goes out the window, when reality is staring right back at you. In 2004, the hypothetical continuation of new ways of life may become the nightmarish reality of humanity, in Species III. Sara grows quickly, like her…

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Mary McLeod-Bethune Reading to Her Great-Grandchildren, Donald And Patricia Bethune. (Daytona Beach, Florida) (1954)

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Patricia Bethune

Facts

July 27, 1956

American actress

Filmography

Mary Pat [General Hospital: 2018]

Martha [The Open House: 2018]

Jane [True Blood: 2008-2014]

Meg [California Dreaming: 2007]

Mary [The Norm Show: 1999-2001]

Maryanne [Maybe This Time: 1999]

Appearance

ginger

brown eyes

1.67m

Roleplay

playable: adult

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Patricia Bethune on The Open House (2018)

as Martha on The Open House

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The Open House (2018) — four words: this movie fucking sUCKS. it’s boring, it’s slow, it’s extremely forgettable. Dylan Minette is a lovely musician, but he. can’t. act. it makes no sense, and it’s incredibly anticlimactic. please don’t waste your time watching this movie like I did. your life won’t be made better by watching this. there isn’t even a satisfying resolution. spoiler alert: everyone dies. a grieving widow moves with her son who has less emotion and personality than my door lives in an open house. after two hours of being bored as fuck, they suddenly get tortured by the creepy, obvious antagonistic neighbours, and die. the end. that’s the whole movie. the deaths weren’t sad or heartbreaking - I couldn’t find myself giving a singular fuck about them. the characters were flat, due to a mixture of terrible writing and shitty acting. the only part I genuinely liked was when the characters died because it meant the movie was over and I didn’t have to watch the actors struggle through this project anymore.

plot — a teenager and his mother find themselves besieged by threatening forces when they move into a new house.

main cast — Dylan Minnette, Piercey Dalton, Patricia Bethune, Aaron Abrams, Sharif Atkins.

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Congrats to Maurice, Max, Vernee, Hayley & Patricia for winning a Daytime Emmy!!!

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You can't lock out what's already inside in The Open House. The Netflix original movie will hit the streaming service on January 19. Check out the poster above and the trailer below.

The horror-thriller is written and directed by Matt Angel and Suzanne Coote. Dylan Minnette (Don't Breathe, Goosebumps) stars alongside Piercey Dalton, Patricia Bethune (True Blood), and Sharif Atkins (ER).

Read on for the trailer and synopsis.

Following a tragedy, a mother and her teen son move to a relative's vacant vacation home, where eerie and unexplained forces conspire against them.

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[ The Open House (2018) ]      ;   ★✩✩✩✩ ;

; ENTRY 6/100 ; first watch ;  1-2018 ;

; | SUMMARY | ;  A teenager (Dylan Minnette) and his mother (Piercey Dalton) find themselves besieged by threatening forces when they move into a new house. ;

; | GENRE | ; Horror | Thriller ;

; | DIRECTOR | ; Matt Angel, Suzanne Coote ;

; | STARRED BY | ; Dylan Minnette, Piercey Dalton, Patricia Bethune ;

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Movie Review: The Open House (2018)

The Open House is a new horror-thriller from Netflix, written and directed by duo Matt Angel and Suzanne Coote. The film stars Dylan Minnette (13 Reasons Why, Don’t Breather) as Logan, and tells the story of a mother and son who move into a house currently on the market, but find someone else might have stayed. 

The Open House is a very problematic movie, raised up by wonderful acting and decent direction but brought back down to earth by poor writing and confusing editing. The film takes place in a small, scenic town and the cinematography is pretty darn good for this $100,000 (!) budgeted venture. For what I believe are first time directing duo Angel and Coote, the look is great. And again the acting is pretty great as well. Dylan Minnette plays another misguided youth following appearances in teen drama 13 Reasons Why, fantasy comedy Goosebumps, and the much better horror thriller, Don’t Breathe. Here he gives a fine performance, though I have seen him better. Piercey Dalton as his mother also gives a good performance that is far superior to the actual film. And Patricia Bethune as a crazy neighbor was wonderfully weird and creepy. Speaking of the ‘horror’ aspect to the film, its done well enough. There are a few really creepy visuals, one involving Logan’s contact lenses, but for the most part its a jump scare parade that goes a little over the top with its violence for some reason. Its not distracting, but its unusual. 

The problems with the film, however, lie in its writing and editing. The Open House spends the vast majority of its runtime setting up this terrifying story of someone living in a house of an unsuspecting mother/son, including appearances by characters I assume we’re suppose to believe could be the culprit, and leaves us with nothing. Not to spoil much, but the person in the house is given no dynamics beyond being a creepy, unseen presence until the end were the character goes berserk for no reason. Why are they doing this? Why the violence? What is the character’s reasoning? Nothing is given a solid answer. I honestly can’t figure out where the person was even staying in the house. The ending to the film is beyond unsatisfying and leaves many plot holes. The story mostly spends its time with the mother/son relationship presented following the sudden death of the father figure. It has its moments, but nothing is really fleshed out enough and none of it matters at the end. 

I’m having a tough time with The Open House. Its a underwhelming movie, but it feels as though the under-experienced writing is to blame more than anything. The direction is quite competent, the acting is really good, and the horror is fine enough. The ending really hurts this film, as I could go along with it up until the sudden dynamic change. I was actually fine with it for the most part, its just thinking about how poorly it was constructed that bothers me. No, this isn’t one of Netflix’s best movies. But if you’re into horror/thrillers, I guess The Open House is OK as long as you don’t think about what you just saw after the final scene cuts to black.

The Open House’s Final Score: 6/10

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The Open House #MovieReview

The Open House ~ a #horror #thriller ~ #FilmReview by Gemma @manylittlewords

After a personal tragedy rocks teenager Logan’s world, his mother, struggling financially, moves them into her sister’s house. There’s a catch: the house is for sale, and a series of Open House events leaves the mother and son team jumping at shadows and mysterious happenings in the night.

Tagline: You can’t lock out what’s already inside Directors: Matt Angel, Suzanne Coote Starring: Dyla…

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The Open House - Recap/ Review (with Spoilers)

#TheOpenHouse - Recap/ Review (with Spoilers)

  The Open House follows a different route than most thriller/horrors. Which you may love at first, until what happens in the ending. (more…)

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Masterlist - Female Ginger

 2000s

Abby Donnelly

Beatrice Kitsos

Bebe Wood

Darby Camp

Ella Ballentine

Francesca Capaldi

Isla Johnston

Larsen Thompson

Liliana Mumy

Lilly Dreesen

Maggie Elizabeth Jones

Sadie Sink

Sadie Stanley

Sophia Lillis

Summer Fontana

90s

Abigail Cowen

Alexia Fast

Alina Bobyleva

Alina Kovalenko

Annie Thurman

Bonnie Wright

Carmen Solomons

Dakota Blue Richards

Debby Ryan

Elizabeth McLaughlin

Ellie Bamber

Emma Kenney

Georgie Henley

Georgina Sadler

Helena Barlow

Janet Devlin

Jeni Ross

Jordan Clark

Juliette Angelo

Katherine Barrell

Katie Stevens

Lily Newmark

Liv Hewson

Louisa Connelly-Burnham

Mackenzie Lintz

Madelaine Petsch

Madeline Brewer

Madison Lintz

Madisen Beaty

Molly Quinn

Poppy Gilbert

Rachel Hurd Wood

Rosie Day

Shannon Purser

Sophie Turner

Swantje Wördemann

Tavi Gevinson

Zoe de Grand Maison

80s

Alex Paxton Beesley

Amanda Righetti

Amy Manson

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Annette Lober

Ashley Bell

Barbara Meier

Breeda Wool

Brittany Allen

Brittany Snow

Cinitia Dicker

Danielle Kind

Diana Gómez

Emily Tyra

Emily Wilson

Evan Rachel Wood

Genevieve Angelson

Haley Strode

Holland Roden

Holley Fain

Holliday Grainger

Jade Ramsey

Jane Levy

Jessica Keenan Wynn

Jill Morrison

Josefine Preuß

Joy Nash

Julianne Hough

Juno Temple

Karen Gillan

Katie Leclerc

Lindsay Lohan

Lily Cole

Marcella Lentz-Pope

Maria Burghardt

Meg Steedle

Nicole LaLiberte

Palina Rojinski

Rose Leslie

Sarah Hay

Tuppence Middleton

Vanessa Bayer

Vanessa Lee Evigan

Zena Grey

Zoe Boyle

70s

Amy Adams

Antonia Holfelder

Chelah Horsdal

Clare Grant

Darby Stanchfield

Elisabeth Gelabert

Erin Chambers

Katherine Parkinson

Isla Fisher

Jessica Chastain

JoAnna Garcis Swisher

Lauren Ambrose

Marielle Heller

Nathalie Boltt

Rebecca Mader

Sabrina Grdevich

Sarah Rafferty

Sasha Alexander

60s

Alex Kingston

Amy Yasbeck

Andrea Sawatzki              

Connie Britton

Julianne Moore

Kate Walsh

Lea Thompson

Marcia Cross

Molly Ringwald

Rebecca Stab

Susan Walters

Tilda Swinton

50s

Annette Bening

Chloe Webb

Dana Delaney

Ellen Crawford

Laura Innes

Patricia Bethune

[blackchildrensbooksandauthors]

Born on this day…July 10, 1875

Mary McLeod Bethune: Educator, Philanthropist, Civil Rights Activist 

Quote: “The whole world opened to me when I learned to read.”

Children’s Books:  

📚Mary McLeod Bethune

Eloise Greenfield

Jerry Pinkney 

HarperCollins, 1977

📚Mary McLeod Bethune: Woman of Courage 

Patricia & Fredrick McKissack

Enslow Elementary, 2013

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GH cast at the Daytime Emmy nominee reception party!!! (x)