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My goal this year was to watch more documentaries. I discuss Inside the Manosphere, Andre is an Idiot, Grand Theft Hamlet, and more.
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A 2025 Film Retrospective: All Hail Lesbians and Sad Bois
I may be a month late, or several if you’re still reading this since the last time I posted, but here we are — I’m still here. The year 2025 had been transformative for me personally. I found a therapist I really like, I’ve been tackling my weight
How To Write A Lovable Asshole
Featuring: Guy Gardner from Superman (2025)
A Reintroduction to Writing Film
A Hopeful Return
Uncovering the Naked Truth Between Films and Me
They say the cells in your body have a lifespan of 7 years, which naturally led to articles claiming you have a new body every 7 years. While the science behind that headline is kinda iffy, it’s not too far from the truth. Our cells may have a short
A Bit about Life — A Drop of Movies — A Goodbye
Hello again. It’s been awhile. Crazy how my last post — exclaiming my excitement for summer for all to read — was 4 to 5 months ago. A lot has happened since I last graced your inboxes. The list of movies I made for summer? Yeah, I only got around to
Did House of the Dragon Succumb to the Sophomore Slump
House of the Dragon Season 2 starts off strong coming off of the critically acclaimed first season. Rhaenyra and Alicent are paralleled this season with major players changing rank. War for Westeros is upon us, but did the season live up to the hype?
5 Great Cartoon Dads
Father figures are tough to live up to in animation considering parents are either absent or dead most of the time. Through the effort of these five great men; Hugh Neutron, Tenzin, Solomon Saturday, Robert Hawkins, and master Splinter stand among the best.
Looking Toward Summer
Finding Positives in a Bleak News Churning World
So I turned 30…
The Next Step of My Life is Around the Corner
What I’ve Been Doing Between Emotional Meltdowns
The Quest for a Job Continues…
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Drowning My Sorrows in Psych
I’ve Been Trying to Write this all Month
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What I Learned from Working at a Movie Theater
And annoyances I’ll never forget
concession
Eating Everything at AMC
Almost Everything
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Tokyo S.O.S. A Perfect Godzilla Film
After the release of Godzilla: Final Wars in 2004, marking the 50th anniversary of the big-G, Toho took a break with the franchise and the Godzilla mythos were allowed a long needed nap. Since Godzilla's hiatus, Hollywood has been trying to play catch up with the kaiju (giant
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Friday the 13th Ranked
The Friday the 13th franchise had been a slasher staple in the horror community for 40 years. Jason had evolved from scary killer to supernatural monster and left a trail of pop culture galore the size of the Grand Canyon. His influence may be vast, but his films only count
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The Human Centipede: An Antithesis to Frankenstein
"The Human Centipede," a controversial horror film, shares similarities with Universal's classic monster movies. It depicts society's persecution of the unknown, much like "Frankenstein." The film's antagonist, Josef Heiter, parallels Dr. Frankenstein but lacks his redemption. This twisted reflectio
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Why Studios Need Short Films
While big-budget blockbusters and cinematic universes were the main draw pre-2020 when it came to movie theaters, studios were still having a hard time getting people to come out to see and talk about their smaller budgeted movies. Now with the theater landscape reshaping to survive, like many other aspects
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Long Way Up - Review
Over the course of sixteen years actors Ewan McGregor and Charlie Boorman created three ‘Long Way’ series that culminated in the two friends documenting their motorcycle trips around the world. Long Way Up takes their 13,000-mile journey across thirteen countries and condenses it into eleven gripping episodes of television.
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David Attenborough: A Life on Our Planet - Review
His voice for nature documentaries, and documentary series, is famous. His passion for preserving the wild and helping us understand the natural ecosystems of our planet is boundless. This time around, Sir David Attenborough presents us with his most personal, almost video essay, documentary. At the time of its recording
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#Alive - Review
South Korea strikes again as Il Cho takes the reigns for the first time as director in this intimate zombie story. Like in Train to Busan, #Alive takes a look at the world as it descends into a zombie infested state, and while there are excellent zombie moments sprinkled throughout
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My Terrible Theater Experience
A Gran Turismo Tale
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I Went to New York
And I didn’t hate it