Movie Review: The Bride!
I was very excited to see where Maggie Gyllenhaal was going to go after The Lost Daughter. Movie IP wasn’t exactly what I had in …
Frankenstein
Movie Review: Frankenstein (2025)
This was Guillermo Del Toro’s (GDT) dream. I’ve been lucky enough to meet the man during a screening of Crimson Peak. Even then, all Del …
Covid Classics: Monsters, Inc.
Though Pixar deserves several appreciations articles/posts, this is not one of them. Instead, we’re synergizing! Monsters Inc. and Pixar in general owe some debt to …
The Top Movies of 1931
This is a year of amazing firsts for Hollywood. Universal unleashed a new genre on Hollywood this year: the monster movie, showcasing some legendary screen …
Movie Review: Frankenweenie
Tim Burton must have really loved his dog. Frankenweenie is clearly right in Tim Burton’s wheelhouse: a combination of a lonely boy-lovable dog relationship coupled …