This is the first time I’ve ever really reviewed a TV show, but honestly, I’m guessing that many have consumed Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness more like a long movie considering the spare time most people have at the moment. I, like so many before me, was lead down this path by a relentless string of memes – I needed to know who Joe Exotic was, … Continue reading Tiger King Review – Stranger Than Fiction
I won’t bore you with an intro all about the current situation – we all know what’s going on, and we’re all some combination of freaked out and bored out of our minds. Most of us will likely spend this period of self-isolation watching a hell of a lot of TV and film, so as someone who does this regardless, I feel as though it’s … Continue reading Streaming Sites For The Quarantine
Here’s a link to my review of Kino Classics’ Maya Deren Collection on Blu-ray! Binge-watch comfort films and stay safe everyone! Continue reading Moviejawn Article: Maya Deren Collection
Here’s a link to my first ever article for Fandom on why the Animal Crossing series is the video game equivalent of Studio Ghibli – check it out, particularly if you’re waiting on New Horizons! Continue reading Fandom Article: Why Animal Crossing Is Gaming’s Ghibli
Here’s a link to my review of The Addams Family for The Digital Fix – please take a look! Continue reading The Digital Fix Article: The Addams Family (2019) Review
Here’s a link to my most recent article for Zavvi on my top ten favourite Pixar scenes – check it out! Continue reading Zavvi Article: Top Ten Pixar Moments
While the topic of mental health has become increasingly talked about over the past few years (and rightly so), conversations tend to centre around the more palatable aspects of conditions. Anxiety and depression, though taken seriously, are still the only conditions people are genuinely comfortable talking about on a wide scale, and only if less attractive symptoms like bad hygiene or paranoia remain unacknowledged. Therefore, … Continue reading Horse Girl Review – A Thoughtful Portrait Of Psychosis That Loses Its Way
