Sometimes, the best type of horror is the one that makes you look at what’s around and wonder, “What if…?” I know that’s how my wild imagination works: take something completely ordinary, throw a slight kink into it, and let … Continue reading →
This month, the focus on scary films is going to stretch into the Saturday Shorts. If you like it, great; if not, well, I’ll politely suggest that we meet up again next month after things have calmed down a bit. If … Continue reading →
Rounding out this week, I managed to find a short (and I mean short) film about harboring a guilty pleasure. Without further adieu, I present 2011’s Guilty Pleasures: Everyone has a vice: smoking, drinking, shopping, shoes, food, sex. Take your … Continue reading →
I managed to pick up my first submission this week! Exciting days, I tells ya. There it was, bright and shiny in my inbox, waiting to be viewed. It’s best not to give too much detail to this one, other … Continue reading →
This one’s fitting because I’m the sole living creature that happens to be awake late in my home at night while typing this. Some medication-induced insomnia is making sure that, while tired, I don’t sleep. A short film about a … Continue reading →
Ever take a long road trip and start to get a little, how shall we say, wacky? That’s par for the course with me in the car (I’ve been told between the bags of Twizzlers and the alphabet version of … Continue reading →
Ever have one of those weeks that has just been trying and exhausting? That’s been my past two weeks. I usually crack jokes to combat negative things because, really, it’s a far nicer feeling to let go and giggle at … Continue reading →
I’m an odd duck in many instances. My sense of humor is both sarcastic and gallows, I don’t go for what society deems attractive, and my favorite things are the tiny details someone puts into art. I also display some … Continue reading →
I’ve already gotten to talk about so many things I’ve enjoyed this week that I’ve decided to share something that I had been trying to find for a little bit: Jennifer Kent’s 2005 short film Monster, which was the basis … Continue reading →
We’ve all had to have that uncomfortable conversation with someone, especially when it comes to explaining sex to kids. Wasn’t bad at all when I had to explain where babies come from to my curious kid, who then laughed her … Continue reading →