A hard fact of life: not everyone is an anime fan. This makes me sad, as anime is a vast, colorful world that contains so much depth when done correctly. One of the seminal pieces of the genre is 1988’s … Continue reading →
One thought consistently runs through my mind every time I watch Kinji Fukasaku’s Battle Royale (2000): dystopian writers must be pissed as shit because their scenarios keep inching closer to fruition. The film found itself at the mercy of distributors … Continue reading →
It’s Father’s Day today. I want to wish a happy day to all of the dads out there. I also want to voice my sincere hope that the parents currenly separated from their children get to be reunited with them soon. … Continue reading →
Can you believe that Scary Movie is 18 years old? This movie is going off to college in the fall. It’s got its license and can buy lottery tickets. This movie can join the armed forces if it wants to. … Continue reading →
So for the past three years, I’ve been trying to cover Big Fish in time for Father’s Day. Each year, I’ve failed. Hard. I have failed so miserably. I’m like that mom that keeps telling herself she’s going to decorate … Continue reading →
One of the funniest ways to pass the time, from my standpoint, is to take a look at the spam comments that come in for this site. Now given, these things get flagged and don’t get published, but oh my … Continue reading →
Like a lot of people, I missed Seeking a Friend for the End of the World when it came out in 2012. The film didn’t perform that well at the box office, which is a damn shame because it’s surprising … Continue reading →
**Warning: This post contains spoilers for a film still in theatres** True story: I went to see Deadpool 2 opening day, and someone brought their fucking 5-year-old. Now given, he was well-behaved and only started getting chatty at the … Continue reading →
So today, I wrote a book chapter, made a pot of homemade sauce, baked a cake, and cleaned out a bunch of stuff that’s been overdue for a bit. I feel pretty accomplished and I can hear the bubble bath … Continue reading →
Like many girls born in the ‘70s and ‘80s, I grew up thinking that Sigourney Weaver was the absolute shit. Oh how I loved watching that woman kick ass and take names – it was something so inspiring to see … Continue reading →
