I’m sure I’ve said this since the pandemic started, but the one thing I’m grateful for is that it made and kept a virtual component to the Sundance Film Festival. This gives me the opportunity to enjoy something I love so much from the comfort of my own home and significantly cheaper, too! I was happy to have an interest in many more films this year. Let’s check them out!
Read moreAdaptation
Wes Anderson Short Films Review
I am a major failure and didn’t realize that after the release of Wes Anderson’s short film on Netflix, The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar, there were going to be three more released in the days that followed.
Read moreDracula Miniseries Review
Ever since watching Bad Sisters earlier this year, I’ve been really interested in seeing Claes Bang in more stuff. The list of options is long, but when I saw that this miniseries on the Bram Stoker classic was only three episodes and featured Phil Dunster in one of them, I knew I was in!
Read moreAll the New Movies
After many weekends away from home this past month, I finally found myself home and with ample new movie choices! Here’s what made the cut.
Read moreBook Review: Brokeback Mountain by Annie Prolux
Watching Pedro Almodovar’s short film, Strange Way of Life, a few weeks ago had me seeking out the short story that both this and it’s self-titled feature film were based on, Brokeback Mountain by Annie Prolux.
Read moreEnd of October Movie Review
Gosh, I’ve been traveling a bunch and seriously slacking on reviews! Though don’t think that means I didn’t watch any movies – that would be foolish!
Read moreShort Film Review
I don’t often watch short films, but this weekend presented the perfect trifecta! Sure, they were by directors with some serious clout, but they are also directors that I’m a big fan of, so it’s a win for me.
Read moreBook Review: For You and Only You by Caroline Kepnes
I…think I’m kind of over the whole You universe brought to us by Caroline Kepnes. It’s in that weird stage now where the show is a season ahead and not at all what the latest novel, For You and Only You, was about. Granted, I have no clue what Kepnes’ involvement with the show is and I realize that most adaptations don’t follow the source material closely at all, but still. It’s odd.
Read moreBook Review: Lie With Me by Philippe Besson
I’m not sure why it took me so long to finally read the source material that the Frameline Festival film, Lie With Me was based on. In fact, it had been on my ‘to be read’ list for quite some time prior to me even learning about the film!
Read moreWeekend Movie Review
The selection this weekend was truly random, but I hope what little information I provide can lead to some interesting choices for you all in the future!
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