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With the announcement that Mark Hamill will take over the role of Chucky in 2019's reboot of Child's Play, it seemed only fair that I went back and looked at the original. I must say that this film has to be deemed a classic because it's a film that keeps on giving, especially for its …
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Essay writing has been deemed as the most horrific piece in the world thanks to school systems. No one likes writing them even though they are the easiest things to do - I've written a couple purely because I enjoy them. Let me enlighten you on why: 1. You get to argue Personally I love …
Every so often, I will stray away from my binge-watching of RuPaul’s Drag Race and Pokemon to something a little bit more out of my tastes (that are apparently bubble-gummy drama). The show that piqued my interest in the middle of last month was Love, Death and Robots, a series of animated speculative fiction curated …
Death in narratives will always be challenging to the director or author who chooses to conduct such a scene. I myself have struggled with what to depict as ‘the Afterlife’ in my own stories. It’s something that religion has helped give a human glimpse of, although none will ever be accurate due to the sheer …
My taste in movies is dictated by a few things; are the trailers good? Is there an actor I know? Is it content I’m probably going to resonate with? When trailers and advertising started rolling out for Dumplin’, the other popular Netflix movie opposite Birdbox, I thought to myself “you know what, maybe”. What changed …
