I didn’t feel like I had much time for movies this past weekend, but I still got the standard amount in. I even got to support the Frameline Film Festival!
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Holiday Weekend Movie Review
An extra day off work means more time for movies! Admittedly, not nearly as many as I would have preferred, but still a suitable and eclectic bunch.
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I’ve had a busy few weeks, so this quiet weekend was spent catching up in the theater…and then some!
Read moreCIFF 48
The Cleveland International Film Festival is upon us, and I got to experience a nice mix this year. Truthfully, I would have liked to have seen a lot more, but my schedule would sadly not allow it. Here’s what I did manage to fit in, though!
Read moreBook Review: Piercing by Ryu Murakami
It must have been back when I was looking for tickets to see Aubrey Plaza and Christopher Abbott on Broadway that made me think about the 2018 film Piercing. I didn’t watch it upon its release, but I did enjoy however many years later. In m Christopher Abbott prime, this was an odd and graphic film that floated between several different genres.
Read moreBook Review: Horns by Joe Hill
This has been the slowest I’ve read something in a hot minute. And I feel bad because it’s not as if I didn’t enjoy Joe Hill’s Horns, I just found my self opting out of reading on a lot of the days in the first half of the month.
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Crammed in an eclectic array of films this weekend.
Read moreSundance Film Festival 2024
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 moreBook Review: A Noise Downstairs by Linwood Barclay
Now that it’s a new year, I am trying to make a concerted effort to read the books that are in my possession. That is the case for this bargain bin purchase I made sometime in the last few years. A Noise Downstairs by Linwood Barclay certainly redeemed itself in the last fifty pages or so, but the journey there was a bit of a drag.
Read moreFan Art Friday: Scream
If I would have prepared myself better, I probably would have drawn this again for Steel City Con last weekend given that so many cast members were there, but life and procrastination got in the way. Instead, you get to see this old one I gifted away back in the day. I was really proud of how it turned out, so who knows, maybe I’ll get the chance to draw it again someday.
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