Author: Virginia Kublawi
REVIEW: American Horror Story – Season 10, Episode 3 “Thirst”
*SPOILERS* “Thirst” sees Harry deal with the fallout of Alma taking the pill. The police chief comes back to ask questions about a rabbit Alma killed and drained in the cemetery. The stress of the confrontation forces Doris into premature contractions, and she falls down the stairs, hospitalizin...
Read MoreFinal Doom Patrol Season 3 Trailer Arrives
With just over three weeks left until the Doom Patrol season 3 premiere, HBO Max and Warner Bros. have finally released the full trailer for the season. The new clip introduces Madame Rouge (Michelle Gomez) and provides further clues as to the plot and feel of season 3. Timothy Dalton’s Chief ...
Read MoreREVIEW: When Marnie Was There (2014)
Based on a novel by English author Joan G. Robinson, When Marnie Was There was Studio Ghibli’s last movie until Earwig and the Witch. The film was directed by Hiromasa Yonebayashi, who also directed The Secret World of Arrietty for the studio. This is the rare Studio Ghibli movie I’ve never seen...
Read MoreReturn of the Rocketeer Coming to Disney+
Deadline reports that Disney+ will release a new Rocketeer film called The Return of the Rocketeer, produced by David Oyelowo and written by Ed Ricourt. Oyelowo may also star in The Return of the Rocketeer, which will follow a former Tuskegee airman who becomes the Rocketeer. This film will serve as...
Read MoreREVIEW: The Croods (2013)
The Croods was the first of two film releases for DreamWorks Animation in 2013. Written and directed by Kirk DeMicco (Quest for Camelot, Vivo) and Chris Sanders (Lilo & Stitch, How to Train Your Dragon,) the film follows a family of cave people as they adapt to their changing surroundings. I saw...
Read MoreREVIEW: American Horror Story – Season 10, Episode 2 “Pale”
*SPOILERS* In “Pale,” Harry experiences the fallout of taking the black pill offered by Austin. He notices a sudden craving for blood and enjoys a burst of creative energy. His relationship with his family worsens as he becomes increasingly devoted to writing day in and day out, sneaking bloody ...
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