Jessica Baxter has written and directed several award-winning short films, including the horror-comedy, Snow Day, Bloody Snow Day. She began writing on the internet circa 2006, and spent 10 years as the Seattle City Editor for Not For Tourists. She’s been a contributing writer for Film Threat, Hammer to Nail and Screenrant.
She lives in Seattle, WA with her spouse, kids, and too many pets.
If you like what you see here, Jessica would be happy do it for YOU! Or something similar! For money!
If there’s anything else you need from her, she can be reached at thebaxter(at)gmail(dot)com. No refunds.
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Effed by the Wind 
Your funny. I’m not into blogs, but I was looking for totally unrelated stuff on Google and ended up here. Good stuff ya wierdo!
Cheers,
Marc
You write good.
WHOA! Why are you so damn opinionated?!?! And so outgoing?! what the hell is wrong with you?! why do you bitch about everything?! i can’t believe you spend time doing this! what the hell is wrong with you? why do you think people care about this CRAPOLA!?!?!? how many witticisms will it take?!?!?! take you goddamn top off! are you a virgin? have you been taken advantage of?! look if you’re getting paid for this i could maybe understand but I don’t think you are.
Hate to shatter your little world, David Dononitz, but I AM, in fact, getting paid for this. So maybe now you can understand.
Heres a nutty idea David… dont log on the website!
I think youre great!
Keep up the food work!
You do know what you’re doing, so keep at it.
Thank you!
David.
You’re a talentless hack that should shut up and do it herself before you start slinging your narrow minded idiocy around. Find what you’re good at and do it. This isn’t it.
Do what myself, exactly? If you mean make movies, I have. Though 90% of being of being a reviewer is having an opinion. It sounds like you have a couple of those. Maybe you should start a blog. I assume you only wrote this because you disagreed with a review of mine. Guess what! Everyone has a right to their own opinion, you included. There’s no need to get personal.