I love Tom Tykwer movies. From Winter Sleepers to Run Lola Run to the incredible 3 (which, really, if you haven’t seen it, you’re missing out on the best poly love story out there), I love the man’s work. He … Continue reading →
I went into What If thinking that it might be a good romantic comedy. Ten minutes in, I was already checking the counter. It took fucking forever to move, but once it did, it was like watching a 10-car pile … Continue reading →
Real Genius is a great love of mine. I watched it as a little girl, and even though I didn’t get half the jokes at the time, I knew that something fun was going on. Really, it’s got so much … Continue reading →
This has been such an up and down week. Between not feeling well, my friends in the U.K. reeling from the Brexit vote, a few wins in the writing department, and then other global events leaving me appreciative of my … Continue reading →
Things have been a little tense globally. I think we could all use a good laugh. And what says unwind better than a good, old-fashioned piece of physical comedy? A piece of good, old-fashioned physical comedy that involves playing dodge … Continue reading →
So I bought Dude, Where’s My Car? when my ex-husband and I were first dating. He thought it was a joke, and a bad one at that. As his nickname was The Dude, I felt it was appropriate. I put … Continue reading →
Nika Black and I had a discussion about the character Buffalo Bill from The Silence of the Lambs one day in the not-so-recent past. Nika raised an excellent point: Buffalo Bill is often used as a point of comedy for … Continue reading →
I have one, if not two, budding horror hounds on my hands. My eight-year-old adores Five Nights At Freddy’s. My ten-year-old has been happily consuming older horror flicks from the 1930s. I have multiple friends that have told me I’m … Continue reading →
I was planning writing something peppy and sarcastic for my quick post about what’s headed your way this week, but then Anton Yelchin died. I have to be honest: this fucking sucks. He was extremely talented. He was one of the … Continue reading →
**WARNING: This analysis contains plot details of a film that is currently in the theatres. Read at your own risk.** I knew going in that Warcraft had the potential to either be really good or really bad on a personal … Continue reading →
