For my 11th birthday, I received the restored VHS set of the original Star Wars trilogy. Yes, I am very much dating myself, and, yes I am rather older and getting even more so. I cannot for the life of … Continue reading Most Memorable Gift
It seems a bit of a cheat to use a movie clip to answer a question, but then again this site is intended to be one of media criticism and analysis, so sort of tracts. And to be perfectly frank, … Continue reading Why Write?
Every week, hell every day, there is a random new discussion or conversation, that ultimately leads to a long discourse, concerning a film or television show or song or book or some occurrence in the media landscape. Thanks to the … Continue reading Joy In Life
Recently, the new executives of Warner Bros./Discovery, in their infinite wisdom, has removed hundreds of classic Looney Tunes cartoons from HBOMax with seemingly no plans on further distribution or availability. There is no word if these cartoons will be on … Continue reading Lost Treasure…Of A Sort
Alright, so it’s a New Year and thus a changing point upon which to work from and build off of. With that in mind, I want to expand this site’s reach and audience while maintaining the intention of being a … Continue reading Earliest Memory…
First post of the month and in awhile. Guess I got caught up in finishing up the year and preparing for the holidays. Still managed to see quite a few movies and television shows and read a few books in … Continue reading Holiday Specials
The Daughter of Doctor Moreau is a novel by Silvia Moreno-Garcia, the author more well known for her breakout hit Mexican Gothic. Like Mexican Gothic, The Daughter of Doctor Moreau is a different take and perspective on established literary tropes … Continue reading Review: The Daughter of Doctor Moreau
This past weekend I drove about an hour to the nearest movie theater showing the very limited theatrical release of Rian Johnson’s Glass Onion, the sequel to his hit film Knives Out. The much anticipated follow up was only released … Continue reading The State of Film and Theaters
Netflix recently released a new children’s cartoon for its streaming service/schedule, Spirit Rangers. I know it may seem odd to specify that a cartoon is for children, but many animated projects are not intended for a younger audience as animation … Continue reading Review: Spirit Rangers
What is arguably one of the most, if not the most, anticipated films of the year, and for some time, came out in theaters this past weekend, and I have some complicated thoughts. Now, to begin, Wakanda Forever is unquestionably … Continue reading Review: Wakanda Forever
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