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The Backseat Driver Reviews Posted on September 2, 2019 by Erin ThompsonSeptember 2, 2019

I had promised an update, so here it is. There were plans to come back after a hiatus, once life calmed down. I was going to write one analysis per month, and even had a whole list of content, starting … Continue reading →

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… and thanks for all the fish.

The Backseat Driver Reviews Posted on February 15, 2019 by Erin ThompsonJuly 31, 2019

Well, here we are. I started this site in April 2015. In that time, a lot of life has happened. I’ve made some extraordinary friends. Personally, I managed put myself back together and keep moving after various setbacks. I came … Continue reading →

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Weekend Movies: Five Reasons to Watch Dumplin (2018)

The Backseat Driver Reviews Posted on February 14, 2019 by Erin ThompsonFebruary 14, 2019

Full disclosure: I am not a fan of Jennifer Aniston. I’ve spoken previously about my dislike of women deemed America’s Sweetheart (never, ever trust something with that many teeth). I was planning on avoiding Dumplin (2018) like the plague due … Continue reading →

Posted in Comedy, Drama, Love story, Weekend Movies

Swipe Right: The Dangers of Modern Dating in the Holidays (2016) Segment New Year’s Eve

The Backseat Driver Reviews Posted on February 13, 2019 by Erin ThompsonDecember 30, 2019

I’ve heard some guys try to explain that the worst thing that can happen on a date is getting stuck in poor conversation for the price of two meals without the hope of sex at the end. The overwhelming response … Continue reading →

Posted in Gender, Horror, I hate people, Relationships

Coming This Week

The Backseat Driver Reviews Posted on February 10, 2019 by Erin ThompsonFebruary 10, 2019

This is it: the last week to get some analysis goodness until I come back from my break. Cue the music. This week, we’re focusing on two different aspects of love. We’ll start first with the perils of modern dating … Continue reading →

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Weekend Movies: Five Reasons to Watch Braindead (1992)

The Backseat Driver Reviews Posted on February 7, 2019 by Erin ThompsonFebruary 7, 2019

Oh Peter Jackson, how I do love your early days. Given, of late, he’s been obsessed with creating the longest fantasy epics out there, and we’re a bit fatigued by that, but there was a point in time when he … Continue reading →

Posted in Comedy, Horror, Weekend Movies

Absolute Power: Feminine Corruption and Fracture in Suspiria (2018)

The Backseat Driver Reviews Posted on February 6, 2019 by Erin ThompsonFebruary 6, 2019

After some breathing room from the film, we’re back to talk about Suspiria (2018), a film which moves in multiple layers (much to the chagrin of some). Our first foray into the film saw us tackling notions of guilt and … Continue reading →

Posted in Gender, Horror, Politics, Uncategorized

Coming This Week

The Backseat Driver Reviews Posted on February 3, 2019 by Erin ThompsonFebruary 3, 2019

This week, Western New York got hit with the polar vortex that was making its way through. As a result, no one could really go outside safely and I’m all sorts of messed up. I had to remind myself that … Continue reading →

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Weekend Movies: Five Reasons to Watch Raw (2016)

The Backseat Driver Reviews Posted on January 31, 2019 by Erin ThompsonJanuary 31, 2019

Some college students are back in the swing of things with the spring semester kicking off. So we’re heading to college in solidarity. Okay, maybe not the bad version that we see in Raw (2016), a French-Belgian film about sisters … Continue reading →

Posted in Horror, Weekend Movies

Time After Time: Social Acceptance in Romy and Michele’s High School Reunion (1997)

The Backseat Driver Reviews Posted on January 30, 2019 by Erin ThompsonJanuary 30, 2019

Oh Lisa Kudrow, you are a gift – as are you, Mira Sorvino. In 1997, director David Mirkin brought them together for Romy and Michele’s High School Reunion, a film about two women determined to go back to their 10-year … Continue reading →

Posted in Identity, Relationships, Social commentary

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