#Sarah Roemer

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Danneel Ackles, Eric Christian Olsen, and Sarah Roemer are interviewed at the Maxim Super Bowl party in Tampa, Florida on January 30th, 2009

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spooky tuesday is a (now not so new!) podcast where we’re breaking down all of our favorite slashers, thrillers, monster movies and black comedies on the new scariest day of the week.

where were you that april if you weren't seeing disturbia (2007) in theaters? it was the year of shia, and a new creepy classic was emerging out of the mid-aughts. this flick is a quintessential millennial movie, an updated take on hitchcock's rear window (though legally we should warn you that we're not speaking literally, because there's like legit drama there). it also shares a name with an iconic rihanna song that'll get stuck in your head faster than you can ask, “what's wrong with me? why do I feel like this?" on our latest episode of spooky tuesday, we're doing our best not to break into song too much as we throw it back to our earlier horror days.

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Hachi: A Dog's Tale (2009)

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Disturbia - 2007

Under a court-ordered sentence of house arrest after a run in with the law, Kale Brecht turns into a voyeur as his interests turn outside the windows of his suburban home towards those of his neighbors. Slowly, Kale begins to suspect one neighbor of being a serial killer.

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Sarah Roemer

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Cutlass (2007) Kate Hudson

March 9th 2024

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The Event: The Complete Series will be released on Blu-ray on June 6 via Mill Creek Entertainment. The sci-fi conspiracy thriller series ran for one season on ABC between 2010 and 2011.

Created by Nick Wauters, the show stars Jason Ritter, Sarah Roemer, Laura Innes, Ian Anthony Dale, Scott Patterson, Taylor Cole, Lisa Vidal, Bill Smitrovich, Clifton Collins, Jr., Željko Ivanek, and Blair Underwood.

Special features for the five-disc set are listed below.

Special features:

Select episode audio commentaries with directors, cast, and crew

Making of The Event featurettes

Dr. Dempsey alternate story

Deleted scenes

And more

Jump aboard the high-octane conspiracy thriller that follows Sean Walker as he investigates the disappearance of his would-be fiancée Leila, unwittingly exposing a cover-up so big it could change the fate of all mankind.

Pre-order The Event: The Complete Series.

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"but think about that, why does he want his privacy? I mean he's hiding something, we know that." - Kale

Kale (Shia LaBeouf) is confined to his house under court-ordered house arrest. to pass the time, he begins spying on his neighbours and becomes convinced that one of them is hiding a sinister secret.

read my review below (may contain spoilers):

rewatched November 14th, 2024 on netflix

this film grabs me by the nerves and doesn’t let go. I was there, holding my breath half the time, feeling like I was actually Kale (what kind of parent would name their kid after vegetables?), watching through binoculars, trying to figure out what on earth was happening next door. I’m telling you, this movie isn’t just a thriller – it’s a full-blown rollercoaster that doesn’t give me a second to catch a breath. and it’s fast-paced, like "no time to refill your popcorn" fast. this movie has this almost effortless mix of thrills, laughs, and those little moments that make me go, “oh no, don’t do that, Kale!” his friend Ronnie.. that guy’s hilarious! he’s the ultimate ride-or-die friend who keeps things light, even when everything’s hitting the fan. if I were spying on some suspicious, life-threatening stuff, I’d definitely want Ronnie by my side. it’s not often a thriller can me chuckling here and there, but somehow Disturbia nails that balance between intense and fun. the last 30 minutes? absolute chaos. I was practically hiding under my blanket, peeking out just to check if everyone made it out alive. every single scene in that last stretch is like a mini heart attack, and the jumpscares? they’ve got to be the best (and worst) I’ve ever had.

it felt like my heart was getting yanked out of my chest with each one. my blanket became my best friend – just peeking out here and there, hoping that maybe Kale and his friends would be alright. and Shia LaBeouf, man, he really sells it. I feel every ounce of fear, curiosity, and outright panic through him. now, the bit with the cop cousin of the teacher.. I mean, what even happened there? did he survive? I’m still thinking about it, wondering if he’s just out there, recovering in some hospital, or if.. well, shudder. this movie is just packed with so much psychological tension, it’s unreal. it really messes with my head – I start hearing every creak and bump in my own house. I had to sleep with the lights on for an entire week, feet under the blanket at all times, no kidding! even that didn’t stop the nightmares. I don’t think I’ll forget those vivid dreams of being stuck in some dark room with a scalpel-wielding psycho for a long time ahaha. I’d say it’s one of the best thrillers I’ve ever seen. this movie’s just so brilliant at building tension without overdoing it. it’s got atmosphere, suspense, and somehow, even humour. Disturbia might be the perfect example of a thriller that knows exactly how to keep me on edge from start to finish.

final verdict: I totally loved it!!

maturity rating: 13+ genre: crime, mystery, thriller duration: 1h 45m (105 mins) country of origin: USA language: English screenplay: Christopher Landon, Carl Ellsworth major cast: Shia LaBeouf, David Morse, Carrie-Anne Moss, Sarah Roemer, Aaron Yoo

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#97 Disturbia (2007)

Kale (Shia LaBeouf) pierde a su padre en un accidente de coche cuando conducía él, la culpabilidad hace que sus notas bajen y se sienta poco cómodo e implicado en clase, un día su profesor nombra a su padre de manera poco respetuosa y Kale le da un puñetazo que lo lleva directo a una denuncia por parte de su profesor, lo que le obliga a estar encerrado en casa con una tobillera que no me permite alejarse de su casa.

Su madre Julie (Carrie-Anne Moss) se siente abrumada ante todo lo ocurrido y esperando enderezar a su hijo, le corta internet y la suscripción a Xbox, por lo que Kale se limita a observar a sus vecinos con unos prismáticos. Como en la ventana indiscreta de Alfred Hitchcock.

Al lado de su casa se acaban de mudar unos vecinos nuevos, con su hija Ashley (Sarah Roemer), de la edad de Kale y la que le llama mucho la atención. Justo como en Transformers. Porque Shia solo tiene ese papel en la vida, por lo visto.

Al otro lado, vive el Sr. Turner (David Morse) solitario con su Cadillac, pero bastante ligón, que siempre invita alguna chica a su casa.

Cuanto más se aburre Kale más tiempo pasa observando a sus vecinos, además, su madre, para poder pagar los gastos del arresto domiciliario, tiene que coger otro empleo, por lo que pasa poco tiempo en casa, y es Ronnie (Aaron Yoo) quien le hace compañía algunas horas al día.

Cuanto más sabe Kale de sus vecinos, más se va colando Kale por Ashley y más va sospechando del Sr. Turner, sobre todo, con las noticias de la tele, con la desaparición de chicas, justo como estaba pasando en Austin hasta hace apenas unos meses. Y todas las pruebas llevan al Sr. Turner.

Ahora que Ashley les ha pillado espiándola le hacen partícipe de sus investigaciones sobre el Sr. Turner y lo mismo que lo dicen en broma, se van preocupando porque todo va cuadrando. Una noche se cuelan en su casa para recabar pruebas y pillar a Kale intentando proteger a Ronnie, lo que lleva a que lo arresten de nuevo y le pongan en aviso de que revocaran la sentencia del arresto domiciliario. Para que el Sr. Turner no lo denuncie, su madre Julie va a hablar con él para que Kale no acabe en un lío mayor.

Justo cuando deciden empezar a grabar al vecino, se dan cuenta de que todo acaba encajando con la aparición del cadáver de una de las chicas, lo que implica que el Sr. Turner golpeé a Julie y la esconde en el sótano, para poder atacar a Ronnie, Ashley y Kale cosa que consigue.

El Sr. Turner se mete en la casa de Julie y Kale y se enzarza en una pelea descomunal con el joven, Kale se escapa y llega a casa de su vecino para liberar a su madre, la busca por toda la casa, pero no la encuentra, lo que va encontrando es más y más pruebas, cadáveres de otras mujeres, bolsos, ropa, etc. Pero ni rastro de su madre, la casa está totalmente habilitada para cometer crímenes, con un depósito de cadáveres para poder deshacerse de ellos.

En el sótano, detrás de una pared falsa, encuentra a su madre maniatada y con la boca tapada, cuando va a liberarla el vecino lo ataca y se apuñalan el uno al otro, hasta que Kale acaba definitivamente con él.

Al final, Ashley y Kale acaban juntos, al joven le quitan el arresto domiciliario por buen comportamiento y aprende a disfrutar de la vida, sin olvidar que lo ocurrido con su padre no le debe limitar a la hora de vivir su vida y disfrutarla junto a sus amigos y su novia.

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happy sexy bitch saturday to her obviously

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SURVIVE THE GAME aka KILLING FIELD Bruce Willis crime thriller - now on Tubi

Survive the Game is a 2021 American crime thriller about three cops engaged in a pitched battle against a gang of drug dealers. Also known as Killing Field Directed by James Cullen Bressack (Beyond the Law; Blood Craft; Bethany; Pernicious; Blood Lake)  from a screenplay written by Ross Peacock. Co-produced by Alex Eckert, Randall Emmett, George Furla, Tyler Jon Olson, Luillo Ruiz, Mark Stewart…

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Julianne Moore is kind of high intellectual actress, leather, long coats and long suits of different brown shades for L'officiel USA 2025. For me Julianne is the real New Yorker. She looks as if she was made to show style and fashion trends of New York City exactly, this big, cold and very rich city.

Items by Bottega Veneta

Photos by David Roemer ( IG david_roemer)

Styled by Sarah Gore Reeves

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Sarah Roemer

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Movie Review | Disturbia (Caruso, 2007)

I don’t think many people are eager to mount a defense of Shia Laboeuf these days for obvious reasons, and I don’t think many people really liked him back in the day either. But I do think this movie, released the same year as the first Transformers, which made 2007 the Summer of Shia, makes a solid case for him as an actor. It’s not so much that he’s a bad actor as that he happens to be good at playing annoying dipshits, a character type the movie gods decided we couldn’t get enough of when they started stuffing him down our throats.

It works out well enough here, as this movie is basically the dipshit version of Rear Window. I suspect the bit at the beginning with the dead dad was added later because test audiences probably found Shia’s character too annoying and unsympathetic. But his mind numbing boredom as he looks for ways to amuse himself under house arrest definitely takes me back to my summers as a teenager watching TV and playing video games for hours and not leaving the house. A little less plausible is how the total babe who lives next door decides to befriend him after he spies on her in the pool, but Sarah Roemer’s presence is a welcome contrast to Shia’s dipshittery.

I found it hard to grasp DJ Caruso’s reputation as a thriller director when watching his terrible Daily Wire movie Shut In (which among its many crimes, wastes Vincent Gallo), but found it easier to do so here. This is a pretty sturdy and nice looking thriller (the sheen definitely screams mid-2000s summer release in a not unwelcome way) that manages to couch its premise in the particulars of the hero’s circumstances and the era’s tech. Between the Xbox 360, the iTunes account and all the flip phone cameras, this is the most 2007 movie ever made. And it has an effectively creepy David Morse performance, who helps further offset the Shia dipshittery.

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Six Degrees of Gilmore Girls Seperation

It has come to my attention that Sarah Roemer and Chad Michael Murray (aka Tristan, aka Diet Logan, or as OTH fans know him, Lucas Scott or Peyton's Worse Half) have just had a third kid together.

Congratulations and all. Blah blah blah. But the actor's circle here is a wee bit incestuous.

CMM and Roemer. met and fell in love while filming the Crackle TV series Chosen, also starring Milo Ventimiglia (it's about a mysterious box or something). Roemer also played Scott Patterson's daughter in The Event, which was about an...alien conspiracy? I don't remember. Roemer was newly engaged to Jason Ritter in that show, who we will return to later. CMM currently plays Scott's...future prospective son in law I think? in the Canadian TV show Sullivan's Crossing, which I understand is kind of like Hart of Dixie, except colder. Anyway. Watch it on the CW this fall. Nothing else will be on, I promise.

Let's return to Jason Ritter, one of my favorite nepo babies. He played Amber Tamblyn's brother in Joan of Arcadia, a show I'm still pissed that CBS canceled for Ghost Whisperer because "ghosts skew younger than God." Anyway. Tamblyn was in those Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants movies with Alexis Bledel, where everyone is having an awful time except for Alexis, who gets to hang out in Greece and make out with hot guys. So Jason Ritter played Lauren Graham's love interest in Parenthood. He left that show to....play Scott Patterson's prospective son in law in The Event. Then The Event was canceled, so he returned to Parenthood to make out with Lauren Graham again. Then he got sick of Lauren and left Parenthood again to go make out with Alexis Bledel in a rom com series called Us and Then, which was apparently so terrible that they shot eight episodes and refused to air them. After that ended, Jason returned to Parenthood to make out with Lauren yet again, at which point she got tired of all of this and just married Ray Romano instead. Jason later showed up as one of the park rangers in AYITL.

So quite the incestuous web here. What comes around goes around, I guess.