I am so glad I read the books first. Having read both books, I can safely say that the Tim Burton movie is way less intriguing than I thought it would be. Apart from the amazing CGI and Eva Green obviously, the movie was a bit laggish and missing so many significant details mentioned…… Continue reading Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children (2016)
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For this month’s next review for Genre Grandeur – Movie Musicals, here’s a review of 8 Femmes (2002) by Reut of Moody Moppet Thanks again to Audrey of 1001 Movies and Beyond for choosing this month’s genre. Next month’s Genre has been chosen by Ghezal of Ghezal Plus Movies and she has chosen…
What is it about beautiful women and gore that makes a perfect cinematic compound? Lately I’ve had the chance to watch two very strange movies and I haven’t decided if I liked them or not. One thing’s for sure, I can’t stop thinking about them. The Neon Demon (2016) Written and directed by Nicolas Winding Refn,…… Continue reading Beautiful Predators – Two Gore-ish Mini Reviews
One of the common tactics in online dating sites is reexamining a person’s profile over and over again, for a better assessment in finding THE ONE or just someone, I guess. It’s completely logical and acceptable, but when someone’s reevaluating you after many back and forth messaging and an amazing phone conversation you were sure is…… Continue reading The Text Message That Ruined it All!
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For this month’s first review for Genre Grandeur – Graphic Novel Film Adaptations, here’s a review of Ghost World (2001) by Reut of Moody Moppet Thanks again to Vern of the Video Vortex for choosing this month’s genre. Next month’s Genre has been chosen by Audrey of 1001 Movies and Beyond and…
Paul of Pfeiffer Films and Meg Movies announced his screwball blogathon 2 months ago, and I thought it would be super cool to participate and dip my foot in unfamiliar waters. You see, I’m more of a mystery, dark fantasy, and bizarre movies kind of gal… Anywho, baffled on which movie to go with, it came to…… Continue reading Overboard (1987), The Addicted to Screwball Blogathon
Hey, Y’all! I have just been congratulated by WordPress for my 3rd year blogging! Yay Phew… 3 years, eh? gosh, I have never been this committed to anything in my whole life! But… there’s one reason why I keep doing this, apart for my love to movies which began at age 5… Yeah guys & gals, it’s you!!!!!…… Continue reading * We’ve Come a Long, Long Way Together *
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I’m not a stalker or anything, she just happened to work at the drive thru. McDonald’s is a great place to eat, but its rare when you have a physical attraction towards the brod who is taking your order and credit card. “Welcome to McDonalds, May I take your order”, she…
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Villains, anyone?? It’s Day 3 of the 2017 Great Villain Blogathon, and our bad guys and gals are still going strong! We’ve got enough nasty ne’er-do-wells, conscienceless creeps, and mercenary miscreants to satisfy any fiendish appetite! So settle in and take a gander at today’s Featured Villains. (And if you’re a blogger…
This very cool blogathon is hosted by Ruth from Silver Screenings, Karen from Shadows & Satin, and Kristina from Speakeasy. Choose your favorite villain, they said. I must admit, I needed to brush up on my list of villains. My first choice was Michelle Pfeiffer’s Catwoman, but I knew I had a more suited choice in mind. Love…… Continue reading The Great Villain Blogathon 2017 – Nancy Downs (The Craft, 1996)
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