Sorry to Bother You
First and foremost, and since you asked: Yes! The title of this post is a reference to the amazing movie by Boots Riley that was out last year! Go watch it! Already! Please!
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The Ninth Year: The Haunting of Swill House
November 19, 2019
The Anti-Revenge Movie
Just an article I love.
November 18, 2019
Watchmen S1E5: Little Fear of Lightning
Can we take a minute right here up top to appreciate Tim Blake Nelson?
November 16, 2019
A Cinematic Guide to True Crime
Let’s get in on that true crime boom.
November 14, 2019
American Horror Story S9E9: Final Girl
Firstly and most foremostly: my debut novel, Rape Jokes, got an ebook release on earlier this week! If you enjoy my recaps and would like to support my blog, please consider grabbing yourself a copy right here.
November 13, 2019
Star Wars Cinematic Universe Retrospective: Episode IV – A New Hope
In which I call Luke a twink.
November 12, 2019
Rape Jokes Ebook Release!
Happy Tuesday, one and all! I’m here to (hopefully) brighten your day with some delightfully exciting news, so let’s waste no time in getting to it, shall we?
November 11, 2019
Watchmen S1E4: If You Don’t Like My Story, Write Your Own
Hong Chau, and her delightfully unsettling trillionaire Lady Trieu, is at the centre of this episode of Watchmen. And, for an episode titled If You Don’t Like My Story, Write Your Own, what a gift her introduction has been.
November 9, 2019
Problematic Media, Villainous Villains, and that Surprisingly Anti-Queer Pennywise
In the wake of IT Chapter Two, amongst the maelstrom of Reddie fanfiction that I was certainly not churning out at the rate of six per hour and Bill Hader actually becoming a sex symbol, Out.com released an article that swiftly shot to the top of the Discourse surrounding the movie: Pennywise is Surprisingly Anti-Queer in IT Chapter 2.
November 7, 2019
American Horror Story S9E8: Rest in Pieces
I want to make it very clear, right at the top of this review, that I am not the kind of person who believes that subtlety is necessary for good storytelling. My favourite genre of anything is the musical, a world often delightfully devoid of nuance; one of my favourite movies is Streets of Fire, a film which can’t even spell subtlety. I reviewed Riverdale for two entire seasons, not entirely unfavourably. I’m not asking for Barry Jenkins-levels of deep emotional wit here, is what I’m saying.
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