Letterboxd Review: Baby Driver (2017)
Edgar Wright has always been a master of choreography, but when every gunshot and every gearshift in the film is as perfectly synchronized to the insanely specific soundtrack, oh and sa…
Edgar Wright has always been a master of choreography, but when every gunshot and every gearshift in the film is as perfectly synchronized to the insanely specific soundtrack, oh and sa…
Brian De Palma stands firmly in the company of the other greats of his generation of filmmakers. His visual flair has aided in some of the most iconic moments in the last half-century of…
I'm not going to make some shitty quip about how the title of this film is more accurate than its creators probably intended, yuk-yuk, fart-noise. But I will say that Wain, Colton, …
Sometimes I'm a real sucker. I'll peruse the Google Play store looking for mobile games and like an aphid to a wild rose, I'll click on just about anything that shows me an X…
I subscribe to a Youtube channel specifically for new movie trailers, and I've even started doing little Vine-esque reactions to trailers over on Stardust (that thing Nostalgia Crit…
I went to high school during a very particular period where the forces of Tim Burton's filmography, Hot Topic's monetizing of "non-conformity" aesthetic, and the normal…
I've played Animal Crossing games. I know Animal Crossing. Animal Crossing is a friend of mine. And Nintendo, I'm here to tell you, this mobile app game...well, it's still A…
Some news is starting to brew from the battered trenches of Warner Bros. and their fledgling DC Extended Universe meta-franchise. First off, those pesky rumors about Jake Gyllenhaal tak…
I might be one of the few, but I continue to mourn the death of Disney's traditional hand-drawn animation studios. While the revamped and reinvigorated Disney Animation Studios, now…
Shared cinematic universes don't work unless they come together organically. Trying to make one good film with the partial blueprints of an eight-film series is folly, pure and simp…
I adored the original Roller Coaster Tycoon, much more than Theme Park, which in all its iterations has always focused more on the winning and losing aspects of the simulator and less …