I’m inclined to categorize my sense of humour as slightly demented with a hint of immaturity, so you can imagine my delight when I sat down and watched an episode of Brooklyn Nine-Nine and learned the humour of the show matches my own quite well. I had heard about this show several times before I … More Brooklyn Nine-Nine
Before anyone accuses me of seriously lacking in my horror movie viewing, rest assured, I have seen the Conjuring more than once, and yes, I saw it when it was released a while back. The reason I am discussing it here present day is that I got together with some of my friends the other … More The Conjuring
As the painfully long absence of Game of Thrones continues, what better time to dedicate a post to some interesting facts about the series you may not be aware of? In case it isn’t already painfully obvious, I’m seriously antsy for the eighth and final season to air next year. The first episode of season … More How Well Do You Know Game of Thrones?
Directed and written by Gerard Barrett, Brain On Fire is a 2016 American-Canadian-Irish biographical drama, depicting the true story of Susannah Calahan. Based on Calahan’s memoir, Brain On Fire: My Month of Madness, the film starts Chole Graze Mortez as Susannah. This movie was recently added to Netflix, and after finding the movie to be so inspiring, I wanted … More Film Review: Brain On Fire
I can recall when the movie Mother! came out in 2017. I viewed the trailer for it and was extremely intrigued, as it looked rather eerie and somewhat sinister. Fast forward over a year later, and I have now finally watched this film (the other evening with my boyfriend, to be specific). I have not … More Why Mother! Is More Than Just A Psychological Thriller
I consider myself a dedicated horror movie fan, however, I felt as though I was not living up to expectations considering I had never viewed the cult horror classic, The Shining. I sat down the other afternoon when I had some free time to spare, and I am quite honestly disappointed for allowing myself to … More Film Review: The Shining
Black Panther is arguably a common topic of conversation as of late, and with good reason. The film, a 2018 American superhero film based on the Marvel Comics of the same name, is directed by Ryan Coogler. It stars Chadwick Boseman as T”Challa/Black Panther, Michael B. Jordan, Lupita Nyong’o, and Daniel Gurira. Black Panther has earned … More Why ‘Black Panther’ Is More Than A Superhero Movie
My sister was kind enough to send me an email a couple of days ago with some information pertaining to Jennifer Lawrence and her reasoning behind taking a year off from acting. My sister sent me this information in hopes of inspiring a blog post, and here we are! According to an article by Ellie … More The Surprising Reason Jennifer Lawrence Is Taking A Break From Acting
A good friend of mine has a passion for horror films, similar to my own, and he recommended the film Verónica to me. I watched Verónica on Sunday evening, and it was an extremely well-executed horror film, hence why I am dedicating a post to it. Verónica is a 2017 Spanish horror thriller movie directed … More Film Review: Verónica
I came across an interesting article a couple of days ago discussing some potentially unknown facts about the Harry Potter series. I personally consider myself a Potterhead, but there were some items discussed in the article I was unaware of. Harry and J.K. Rowling share the same birthday (June 31) Rowling developed the names of the four Hogwarts houses … More Think You Know Everything About Harry Potter?
I recently watched The Ritual by myself in an empty house, and I can say it was not the most intelligent decision on my behalf. This movie scared the wits out of me, hence why I wanted to blog about it, and I highly recommend it to anyone who enjoys being thoroughly terrified. This movie, … More Film Review: The Ritual
Movies, for me, are a tricky topic. I definitely enjoy movies, but I tend to gravitate more towards television series when I am looking for something to watch. I do have movies I favour over others, though, so without further ado, here are some of my favourite flicks. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire: Make … More My Favourite Movies
When I was in my first year of university, I was absolutely obsessed with the television series known as Supernatural. I breezed through the first five seasons in a relatively short span of time, however, after the conclusion of the fifth season, I stopped watching for some reason. I was skimming through television series on … More Supernatural
Following the conclusion of my desire to religiously watch Game of Thrones, I came to the realization that I had to find another series to begin watching in an attempt to distract me from my Game of Thrones deprivation. I had heard about Schitt’s Creek from several friends and family members, and after being informed … More Schitt’s Creek
I am actually quite saddened to be writing this post. I have recently concluded the seventh season of Game of Thrones, and to my knowledge, the eighth and final season will not be aired until 2019. That is a long time to wait. From what I have heard about the eighth and final season, it … More Game of Thrones: Season Seven
I know what you’re thinking – how is she already finished season six? A valid question, but as I stated in my former post, I have ample time on my hands right now due to my inability to do anything remotely physical. I am essentially confined to my couch, so Game of Thrones has been … More Game of Thrones: Season Six
Let me begin by stating up-front that this post will contain spoilers, and because I do not wish to intentionally ruin the series for you, I ask that if you do not wish to have season five of Game of Thrones ruined for you, stop reading now. Now that I have covered my rear, can … More Game of Thrones: Season Five
Alas, I have finished yet another season of Game of Thrones, this season being the fourth. As I mentioned in a previous post regarding Game of Thrones, I thought I would offer my opinion on each season as I finish them because I enjoy this series so much. I ask you not to continue reading … More Game of Thrones: Season Four
I recently watched The Babadook with a good friend of mine, and I wanted to review it because it truly surprised me in a positive way. The movie is a 2014 Australian psychological horror film, written and directed by Jeniffer Kent, The Babadook being her first directorial role. Produced by Kristina Ceyton and Kristian Moliere, the film stars Essie Davis, Noah … More Film Review: The Babadook
Considering I have become a rather avid Game of Thrones fan as of late, I thought I would dedicate a post to Kit Harington, one of the show’s main actors, and provide some biographical information about this fine lad. Christopher Catesby “Kit” Harington was born in Acton, London, on Boxing Day of 1986. He attended … More Profile: Kit Harington
Alas, here I am once again, offering my opinion of another season of Game of Thrones. I hope I am not coming across as someone who solely watches television in their time, however since my college has been on strike, I have found some extra time on my hands – why not catch up on … More Game of Thrones: Season Three
The Roommate, a 2011 psychological thriller film, is a movie I have been meaning to sit down and watch it for quite some time now. I finally did view the film and thought I might review it for other’s sake, specifically because it was not exactly what I assumed it would be. The film was directed by … More Film Review: The Roommate
Following the conclusion of season one of Game of Thrones, I naturally pick up where I left off and began watching season two. I finished the second season a couple of days ago and am in the early episodes of season three, therefore I wanted to offer my opinion of the second season compared to … More Game of Thrones: Season Two
When I was in the seventh grade, I watched The Ring with a group of friends. I can say with confidence it was an incredibly poor decision at the time and I failed to sleep soundly for weeks after watching it. To this day it remains to be one of the scariest horror films I … More Film Review: Rings
On Saturday evening I viewed a documentary film with my parents titled Sugar Coated. Michèle Hozer’s efforts as the director, editor, and producer of the film allowed for Sugar Coated to win the CSA Donald Britain Award for Best Social/Political Documentary in 2016, and for good reason; the film probes the question as to whether or … More Sugar Coated: An Alarming Documentary
I openly admit that I recently hopped on the bandwagon and began watching Game of Thrones. I constantly encounter Game of Thrones references on social media, and considering I am a fan of fiction and the Medieval Era, I figured that I would enjoy the series. While I will not admit how quickly I got … More Game of Thrones: Season One
I watched the film Patriot’s Day with my boyfriend on Saturday evening, and I was not entirely sure of what to expect prior to viewing the movie. I had heard about the 2016 film and its depiction of the events that occurred during the Boston Marathon bombing and aftermath in 2013, but I was somewhat … More Film Review: Patriot’s Day
I recently watched A Nightmare on Elm Street, the 2010 version, with a good friend of mine. She is my designated horror movie buddy, aside from my boyfriend, and we have watched some pretty freaky films together over the years. The 2010 version of A Nightmare on Elm Street stars Jackie Earle Haley, Kyle Gallner, Rooney … More Film Review: A Nightmare on Elm Street (2010)
I realize this is my second film review this week, however movies are arguably something that are of great interest to a majority of persons. If I am able to shed some insight on films from my own perspective and potentially aid another individual in determining whether or not to view said film, I feel … More Film Review: King Arthur: Legend of the Sword
I watched Backcountry on the weekend with my boyfriend, and despite not really knowing what the film was about prior to viewing it, the film was very well done. Backcountry depicts the story of a couple (Alex and Jen) who embark on a camping trip in Northern Canada. Alex refuses to purchase a map of … More Film Review: Backcountry
