Donnie Darko has a great score, some biting one-liners, and deals heavily with concepts of time travel that fascinate me. To this day, I still have conversations about what exactly happened with other people, in part because I find the … Continue reading →
After two months of breathless anticipation, winter has finally arrived. First person to complain about the heat this summer gets throat punched. So while we’re bundled up and waiting for the great thaw, I’ll be keeping you company with good, … Continue reading →
Disconnection is the damnedest thing: try as you might to engage with others, sometimes, it’s just easier to put on a pair of headphones and do your own thing. Such is the case with Noor Hamade and Dimitri Yuri’s Bedtime … Continue reading →
It’s no secret that I love horror and hate rom coms. If you’re anything like me, you’re counting down the days until February 15th, also known as Half Priced Candy Day. What better way to pass the time until then? … Continue reading →
Amelie is a film I’ve loved from the first time I saw it. Loved the color scheme, loved the storytelling, loved the cast, loved the message it had. It’s one of those rare films that makes you feel good about … Continue reading →
Aliens is typical Valentine’s Day fare at my place, so I’m continually revisiting it this time of year. I have a soft spot for it that cannot be contained; that’s simply part of who I am. Part of why I … Continue reading →
We are eight days away from my favorite holiday of the year: Half Priced Candy Day. Potato juice is a beautiful thing. This week, in honor of the social experiment known as Valentine’s Day, we’re going to mark the occasion … Continue reading →
Some days, you just want to go back to being a little kid, where everything is funny, possiblities are endless, and you don’t have to be an adult with grown-up problems. I have to admit that this has been one … Continue reading →
Alex Orr’s 2007 low budget film Blood Car was recommended to me by a friend. It’s a black comedy with liberal horror throughout. It’s also low budget, which, if you know me, you’ll remember that one of my slogans happens … Continue reading →
The Sentinel has some things going for it that I hold dear: Chris Sarandon, a bitching apartment, creepy swinging chandeliers, and Beverly D’Angelo masturbating on a couch. In all seriousness, it’s that last one that got me thinking: it’s the … Continue reading →
