Finally, a romance film up for discussion! Truthfully, I'm a hopeless romantic, haha. I dabble with the rom-coms from time to time and more so the critically romantic classics. Others I like are those "in between" movies. They're not the masterpiece classics, but they're not sappy, cheesy comedies... It's that blissful balance of a conversation … Continue reading Film Review – Before Sunrise (1995)
Let's be honest, where does one start with A CURE FOR WELLNESS? For starters, what kind of film is it? Well it is a sci-fi/ mystery/ psychological thriller/ fairy tale/and body horror cluster fuck. It makes way for some critical thinking more toward the end of the film where they finally decide to pull all … Continue reading Film Review- A Cure For Wellness (2017)
Anime and manga fans of the dark classic unite. The dark live-action adaptation of Tsugumi Ohba’s beloved manga, Death Note is almost here. The first official teaser trailer for the live action DEATH NOTE was just released hours ago by Netflix and we are freaking out! Immediately, the teaser entices us with the notorious notebook … Continue reading Netflix’s Live Action DEATH NOTE Releases Dark Teaser
So today I am reviewing one of my favorite underrated films. Night on Earth was released in 1991 and it is actually compiled of five different vignettes. Sort of like New York, I Love You, except the different scenes all came from director Jim Jarmusch's creative mind. In one single night, we follow taxi drivers and … Continue reading Film Review- Night on Earth (1991)
Hey, friends. So I've had a little uncalled for hiatus. My biggest apologies. I'll be back next week with tons of content. I've had some big changes in the past month and everything feels settled in now so I should be good to start back on my work here. I'm just gonna say it.. I … Continue reading Introducing… Mason Bliss Designs
You're lucky to land a life-changing role in the film industry, but what's life like for a struggling actress in Los Angeles, California? Wishing For a Dream takes a crack at the hardships of an actress just trying to make it to the top. In a way, the film is indeed glamorous with its take on the … Continue reading Film Review – Wishing For A Dream (2016)
The subject matter of Shane Ryan's 2012 thriller 'My Name Is A' By Anonymous could be coined as very disturbing. You could read review after review and everyone will say that the sealing term for the film is chilling. Straight off the bat you realize that what you are watching is not going to be … Continue reading Film Review – ‘My Name Is A’ By Anonymous (2012)
I remember my first Ingmar Bergman film... It was the Swedish drama Cries and Whispers. I remember sitting in my Intro to Film class and feasting my eyes on such a delicacy. With a film like that, you couldn't help but notice this eerie and heavy aura. Well, it turns out Bergman's films tend to … Continue reading Film Review – Persona (1966)
They don't call it a classic film for nothing! Michael Curtiz's White Christmas is nothing but a joyous twirl through simple holiday cheer. Not too much into the holiday itself, but Christmas has its way of lingering around the narrative and it plays well all through to the end. This musical classic follows Bob Wallace … Continue reading Film Review – White Christmas (1954)
I know this post has been long overdue, guys. So sorry! I first saw The Visit on Sept. 1st at a free screening. (Aren't those fun?!) I whipped up the review for ScreenRelish and forgot to post it onto here. So here's my take on the film: As I took my seat for the screening of … Continue reading Film Review- The Visit (2015)
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