It's time to talk about the fascinating world of Oscar-winning actresses and their love affair with period pieces. Historical dramas have been a staple of the silver screen for decades, and it seems that donning a corset and a fancy accent is a surefire way to catch the Academy's attention. So, let's take a stroll … Continue reading The Enduring Allure of Actresses in Period Pieces
Movies I’ve Seen
Disney 04 – Dumbo
Welcome to Movie Mondays, a weekly blog series that takes you on a cinematic odyssey through the world of film! Most weeks have us working through a list of my 100 least favorite movies. But take a break from the worst of the worst on the first Monday of each month when we look at one … Continue reading Disney 04 – Dumbo
The Silver Screen’s Sartorial Sway
Hey there, fashion aficionados and film buffs alike! It's no secret that the glitz and glamour of the movie world have been casting their spell on our wardrobes for decades. From the moment a fashionista first laid eyes on Audrey Hepburn's little black dress in Breakfast at Tiffany's, it was clear that the silver screen … Continue reading The Silver Screen’s Sartorial Sway
The Worst 90 – Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday
Welcome to Movie Mondays, a weekly blog series that takes you on a cinematic odyssey through the world of film! Each week, we’ll dive into a list of my 100 least favorite movies, exploring what makes them fall short and discussing the lessons we can learn from their missteps. Remember that these low-ranking films are only … Continue reading The Worst 90 – Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday
The Worst 91 – Exorcist II: The Heretic
Welcome to Movie Mondays, a weekly blog series that takes you on a cinematic odyssey through the world of film! Each week, we’ll dive into a list of my 100 least favorite movies, exploring what makes them fall short and discussing the lessons we can learn from their missteps. Remember that these low-ranking films are only … Continue reading The Worst 91 – Exorcist II: The Heretic
Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story – A Poignant Tribute to an Iconic Hero
In the pantheon of superhero portrayals, few have left as indelible a mark as Christopher Reeve's Superman. However, as the new documentary Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story poignantly demonstrates, Reeve's true heroism extended far beyond the silver screen. Directed by Ian Bonhôte and Peter Ettedgui, this film offers a deeply moving and insightful look into … Continue reading Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story – A Poignant Tribute to an Iconic Hero
The Chilling Evolution of Horror Cinema
Hey there, horror fans! Today, we're taking a spine-tingling journey through the evolution of horror movies. From the black-and-white classics that made us sleep with the lights on to the contemporary chillers that have us questioning our sanity, horror movies have come a long way. So, grab your popcorn (and maybe a security blanket), and … Continue reading The Chilling Evolution of Horror Cinema
The Worst 92 – Don’t Tell Her It’s Me
Welcome to Movie Mondays, a weekly blog series that takes you on a cinematic odyssey through the world of film! Each week, we’ll dive into a list of my 100 least favorite movies, exploring what makes them fall short and discussing the lessons we can learn from their missteps. Remember that these low-ranking films are only … Continue reading The Worst 92 – Don’t Tell Her It’s Me
Cinematic Pranks and Easter Eggs
Hey there, film fanatics and cinephiles alike! Today, we're taking a closer look at the mischievous world of cinematic pranks and hidden Easter eggs. You know, those clever little inside jokes that filmmakers love to sneak into their movies, leaving eagle-eyed fans with a smug sense of satisfaction when they spot them. It's like a … Continue reading Cinematic Pranks and Easter Eggs
A Voice for the Ages: Remembering James Earl Jones
James Earl Jones, the actor whose commanding bass voice and powerful presence captivated audiences for over seven decades, passed away on September 9, 2024, at his home in Dutchess County, New York. He was 93 years old. Born on January 17, 1931, in Arkabutla, Mississippi, Jones overcame a severe childhood stutter to become one of … Continue reading A Voice for the Ages: Remembering James Earl Jones
The Confusing Middle 