Poor Things: A Surreal Feminist Tale of Rebirth and Rebellion!
Mary Shelley and Mary Woolstonecroft are smiling together somewhere with the release of Poor Things. The opening image is that of embroidered blankets in heroin Continue Reading
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Exposing the Underbelly: The Harsh Reality of Child Sex Trafficking in ‘Sound of Freedom’ and ‘Conspiracy of Silence’ — a Dual Examination!
Sound of Freedom (2023) Review Sound of Freedom opens with a little Spanish girl from Honduras playing drums with some slippers. A black Hispanic woman named Continue Reading
Susan Tyrrell’s Frightening Feats: An In-Depth Review of Night Warning a.k.a. Butcher, Baker, Nightmare Maker!
Night Warning, aka Butcher, Baker, Nightmare Maker begins with mom and dad going on an innocent road trip to visit grandma and grandpa, leaving their Continue Reading
Shedding Light on Darkness: An Advanced Review of ‘Late Night with the Devil’
I have a confession to make. I was hooked into this review by the trailer, and once I found out it was available to review, Continue Reading
Embers of Dread: Delving into the Haunting True Story of David (1988) – A TV Movie Review from ABC!
In Rosemary’s Baby there is a moment that often resonates with the audience, which is when Rosemary asserts “This isn’t a dream. This is really happening!” It’s Continue Reading
3 Disturbing Gems on YouTube: Reviews of ‘A Wonderful Love’, ‘The Playground’, and ‘The Card’!
01. Quand on est amoureux, c’est merveilleux (A Wonderful Love) Review Quand on est amoureux, c’est merveilleux (A Wonderful Love) from 1999 is an engrossing Continue Reading
The Dance of Depravity: Unraveling the Complex Threads of Saltburn’s Sinister Symphony!
In what might otherwise be called ‘A Midsummer Night’s Nightmare’ (or ‘Bottom’s Revenge’ if you want to get cheeky), I found Saltburn (2023) to be Continue Reading
O Sunflower
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Gods in Training
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Double Feature Night: Street Trash (1987) and Society (1989) Or the Freedom of Being a Bum and the Prison of Being in Rich Society!
We’ll start on the street and work our way up the ranks of society… Street Trash, Directed by J. Michael Muro (credited as Jim Muro) Continue Reading