HEAR ME OUT ON THIS! I know – on the surface, this does not sound like a rational choice. What started out as a web series with three-minute long increments about a child’s toy does not sound like a good … Continue reading →
Martin McDonagh’s 2012 gem Seven Psychopaths is a fun one to catch. The story of screenwriter Marty (Colin Farrell), who gets mixed up in a dog heist that now involves mobsters and killers, it’s a fun little jaunt into both … Continue reading →
Some weeks, trailers are found based on word of mouth. Other times, something is forwarded to me, or requested. I’m a huge fan of sitting on my butt and waiting for someone else to be brilliant. And then there are … Continue reading →
Yes, yes, I know, I know – a film about love around Valentine’s Day. Don’t really care. I stumbled across the short film on YouTube and it was enough to give me pause. Here’s Jackson Massey and Dylan Shepherd’s Love Unexpected. … Continue reading →
My couch and I are engaged in a love affair. I’ve mentioned that before, right? If I haven’t, well, I’m here to say it loud and proud: I love my couch. We’re rather intimate. It knows the shape of my … Continue reading →
How many of you forgot about this little gem from the 90s? Long before there was the Academy Award-nominated I, Tonya, there was Comedy Central’s Spunk: The Tonya Harding Story. Written by Michael McCarthy and starring Tina Yothers, it’s a tongue-in-cheek look at … Continue reading →
As much as I have problems with the first Overboard from 1987, I do have a soft spot for it. After all, it has some things I hold dear: Kurt Russell, Goldie Hawn, deliciously rotten kids with hearts of gold,and … Continue reading →
The early 90s were a great time for family-friendly comedy. We had stuff like Home Alone and Ernest Scared Stupid. It was good times for everyone. 1994 saw the hits keep on comin’ with The Santa Clause, a wonderful piece … Continue reading →
I’m the first to admit that rom-coms are not my strong point. However, I’ll make an exception for 2006’s The Holiday. It’s love in the Air BNB age: two women, Iris (Kate Winslet) and Amanda (Cameron Diaz) try to get … Continue reading →
Okay, before anyone jumps on me for this one: yes, this is a Ben Afflect movie. No, I do not terribly like Affleck, and yes, he and his little band of merry men are most likely shit swizzlers that have … Continue reading →
