
Film critic and screenwriter offering weekly reviews of older films (anything before 1980) in attempts to expand my film knowledge. I am interested in themes and subtexts of films and love to dive deep into them. Come with me on this journey.
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Before I fell in love with cinema, basketball was my main obsession. While I have a general interest in most sports, none of them have been as central to my life as the game of basketball.
I honestly never looked at my love for basketball...
There’s a moment early on in Christopher Nolan’s highly anticipated adaptation of The Odyssey that quietly acts as the film’s thesis statement. It isn’t a bombastic action sequence or a meaty monologue (though the film contains more than en...
Before I rip this genre to shreds, I need to say that I don’t hate True Crime.
I understand the appeal, and I believe that when approached respectfully, true crime can be a legitimate way to study and analyze human behaviors from a safe di...
The internet is a liminal space.
It mimics reality, distorts memory, and provides an endless loop of discoveries to get lost in. You will interact with people on the internet, thousands of people in fact, but you’re not truly sharing a spa...
I actually like the idea of remakes.
Now, before you light your torches and sharpen your pickaxes, I certainly share common frustrations with modern remake culture. I think that mainstream film studios rely way too much on previously estab...
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Essayist, Filmmaker, author, and lover of stories. This is a home for my art.
A collector of all things uncanny (who happens to be trained in hypnosis), writing about the ghosts that haunt our minds as well as our houses. Based in Java, Indonesia, born in Atlanta USA she/her
Restoring the feeling in storytelling
Writer. AMC Stubs Holder. Memetress.
Living the unfortunate life as a film student Letterboxd: calebs_films
17 year old high school junior, film journalist and critic
for me, the action is the juice
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