I know that this short animated film has been getting quite a bit of attention lately and doesn’t need my help to get the word out, but I’m going to talk about it anyway. In A Heartbeat is the story … Continue reading →
I’ll be upfront: I dislike Jennifer Aniston. I have always found her annoying and cloying on Friends (itself a show that managed to hit at the right place and right time), and she carried over the lovelorn trope into her … Continue reading →
***This article contains spoilers for all of season 1 of Love. If you’ve already seen it or think I should stop telling you how to live your life, kindly continue*** ***Also buckle up for feels. Not all the, but some*** … Continue reading →
James Cameron’s 1986 science fiction film Aliens is, to quote my friends from the U.K., the tits. It’s got everything… certainly way more to offer than most of the traditional rom-com fare out there. It’s a tradition for me to … Continue reading →
Ah, the time of love. Flowers and candy and all that fun crap. I know, I shouldn’t be so pessimistic. You know what? There are actually some good romance flicks out there; some of them you haven’t even seen. Some … Continue reading →
Some people think that the sun shines out of Shakespeare’s ass; I am not one of those people, which, let me tell you, is part of the reason I got some pretty nasty glares during my time in the English … Continue reading →
It’s 2017, and we’re back with Saturday Shorts! So many decisions for today: go horror? Comedy? Drama? A bit of everything? Mayhaps something positive. Quite by accident, I stumbled upon director Sarah Rotella’s short film You Say Good Morning At Midnight, … Continue reading →
I did not find this film based upon my powers of detection. This week, it’s all the fault of Lucard Dragomir from the United Nations of Horror podcast. He found this absolutely delightful short film that combines love and the … Continue reading →
I used to joke for the longest time that I was a hopeless romantic searching for a wonton strumpet (hey, they make t-shirts for that). Then one day I realized that I probably wasn’t far off from the truth, and … Continue reading →
Howl’s Moving Castle has the distinction of being one of the few films that I enjoy better than the book. It tells the story of Sophie (Emily Mortimer and Jean Simmons), who is turned into an old woman by the … Continue reading →
