**WARNING: I liked this film and it’s still relatively young, so you get a spoiler warning. It’s Spoiler City here.** Cards on the table: Ari Aster’s Hereditary (2018) messed with me. I watched that film wondering where it was … Continue reading →
I recently had the chance to catch the documentary Jim and Andy: The Great Beyond. Fans of 1999’s Man On the Moon will definitely be pleased with this offering: it’s a behind the scenes look at the making of the … Continue reading →
I was going to write something about the atmosphere and scare style of Poltergeist in time for Halloween, but then I suddenly remembered that I made a promise some time ago (during my rambling about Stranger Things) to write something … Continue reading →
First off, I’d like to apologize, it’s been about a month since I posted an article (not counting my FAQ when I came out). I needed some time before and after coming out to get a grip on my life … Continue reading →
John Hough managed to successfully do something in 1973 that people still struggle with today: adapt a Richard Matheson book without killing it. Yes, that’s a pot shot at the 2007 monstrosity that is known as I Am Legend, which … Continue reading →
So as of the posting of this, I plan on coming out to my family and friends on Facebook tomorrow. I thought it might be a good idea to post some questions (and answers) I’ve been asked by others when … Continue reading →
A few weeks ago, I did something bad. I recommended Donnie Darko as a film to review to the boys over at the Scott and Liam Vs. Evil podcast. Time travel can be a doozy with that one, but the … Continue reading →
I’ve mentioned in my bio that I am a fan of the four Star franchises: Wars, Trek, Gate and Search (as said by the Comic Book Guy from The Simpsons). My favorite is Star Trek. I grew up on The … Continue reading →
There are a lot of theories out there on The Matrix, and I like probably many of you, I’ve read a lot of them. There’s Neo (Keanu Reeves) isn’t the one, there’s Erin’s theory about Trinity’s (Carrie-Anne Moss) gender stereotypes … Continue reading →
When I think about why I feel this need to transition from male to female, I think of a movie I remember seeing on a Sunday afternoon as a teenager: Defending Your Life. I’m not a religious woman, but I am … Continue reading →
