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I did not enjoy this book; I managed to get 75% through the story and thought for sure it was finishing, only to discover another 25%....

Julia Armfield's Our Wives Under the Sea is a wonderfully clever and well-crafted Gothic romance tailored for a contemporary audience. It...

Dr. S and I rolled into a movie theatre at 10pm on a Monday night to be sure we saw Evil Dead Rise in theatres. I was apprehensive, and...

Attachment (2022) is a Danish Shudder original directed by Gabriel Bier Gidlason, and it is an engaging lesbian romance of a horror film....

It is possible to love a thing, yet admit and call attention to its flaws and abuses. The film industry is built on a foundation of...

If you have a chance to see a production of The Jungle by the Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company, go. Right now they are partnered with STC...

To the patron who sat next to me and sniffed loudly and wetly with every breath for the entire 90 minute production of Sometimes the...

The headlines really tell the story on this one. Colleen Kennedy of The Washington City Paper proclaims that "King Lear Blows Audiences...

Six young high schoolers awake one night to find themselves trapped in their school and hunted down by a small, blood-drenched figure....

What Moves the Dead is an excellent elaborative retelling of Edgar Allan Poe's "Fall of the House of Usher." Rereading the childhood...

Evelyn Hugo is stunning. She is gorgeous and breathtaking and gravitationally captivating. The fact that she isn't real does nothing to...

Cemetery Boys is a joyful romantic fantasy of self discovery and affirmation. The driving action is admittedly grim, as Yadriel hunts for...

I'm still not sure how I want to handle a media review blog, but I know a couple of things: if I set strict rules I'll lose interest, I'm...

I do not understand why this movie is so highly rated. Like Christian Bale, it doesn’t know what to do with itself; like Bale, it takes a...

Friday the 13th (1980) is not a good movie. There. I said it. And I mean it, too. Not with any kind of intended snobbery, but more of an...

The greatest thing I can say about Kyle Edward Ball’s _Skinamarink_ (2022) is that it truly made me doubt my sense of time. As I lost the...

In Name Only, or, What’s in an adaptation? I’ve just finished the newly-released The Invitation, and I am a bit disappointed. The...

This weekend, on September 3, 2022, a man took a photo of me without my consent, and posted the image on his public Facebook account...

I am struck by a particular thought: when people speak about their own sense of self, maybe we should believe them. When an individual...

The Five: A Chapter Review Right from the start I want to be very clear that I am not writing a book review, but rather a chapter review...