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2020 / Leigh Whannell / Elisabeth Moss Finding terror in an empty room is no easy task. Crew and cast work well together here to bring invisibility to it’s most effective form. Noteworthy exception to Moss, who carries the weight of this trauma well, considering she spends multiple scenes alone. The real cudos goes to […]… Continue reading The Invisible Man — The Virgin Cinephile

2001 / Hayao Miyazaki / Daveigh Chase A suburban 10 year old finds herself thrust into the spirit realm and away from her parents, where she must learn to survive as an outcast and bring them home. This film has gone down as a modern day classic. Scoring an incredible 8.6/10 on IMDB over it’s […]… Continue reading Spirited Away — The Virgin Cinephile

2009 / Neill Blomkamp / Sharito Copley District 9 combines a mockumentary styled fly on the wall with a science fictioned action flick for the very first time. Based in Jo’burg of all places, immediately portraying its indie factor and not confining to the western way of sci fi. Produced from Peter Jackson, who relishes […]… Continue reading District 9 — The Virgin Cinephile

Originally posted on Patrick Walts: the short fiction collection: Chapter One Chapter Two Chapter Three Chapter Four “You know damn good and well who it is,” barked Kimball at the distorted, disembodied voice crackling within the rusty speaker box outside of his cruiser. “Let me in.” Kimball hated going to Mayor Wallace’s estate. Not only… via… Continue reading Groundswell: Chapter Five — Patrick Walts

Westworld is back! And it’s bringing with it a slightly reduced run of episodes, but a more streamlined story. There are still mysteries – this is Westworld after all – but not as many. This season has split opinion in the fanbase, more so than even the divisive second season. But despite a change of… Continue reading Westworld Season 3 Review — MyCreativeRamblings

This Nancy Drew article contains some spoilers for Season 1. Our current television landscape is full to bursting with moody young adult dramas. From cynical high school narratives ( 1,297 more words via How Nancy Drew Has Reinvigorated the Dark Young Adult Drama — Den of Geek

The Mandalorian season 2 is turning out to have quite the star-studded cast, especially when it comes to actors bringing famous Star Wars characters to the live-action TV series. 483 more words via Star Wars: The Mandalorian Season 2 Casts Katee Sackhoff as Bo-Katan Kryze — Den of Geek

The final season of Agents of SHIELD premieres in a matter of weeks, destined to be a bittersweet affair for fans of the long-running ABC series that was a cross-medium experiment for the Marvel Cinematic Universe during a crucial growth period. 628 more words via Agents of SHIELD Season 7: Patton Oswalt Confirms Return — Den… Continue reading Agents of SHIELD Season 7: Patton Oswalt Confirms Return — Den of Geek

It’s hard out there for a human-animal hybrid. Or at least that’s what we’ll likely discover with Netflix’s latest family-friendly offering. Netflix has commissioned Sweet Tooth… 424 more words via Sweet Tooth: Netflix Orders Post-Apocalyptic Family Series — Den of Geek

Sing it with me: “John Brown’s body lies a-moldering in the grave, John Brown’s body lies a-moldering in the grave, John Brown’s body lies a-moldering in the grave, but his soul is marching on!” These were the opening words of the Union’s favorite marching tune during the American Civil War, and a macabre tribute to… via… Continue reading Ethan Hawke and Daveed Diggs’ John Brown TV Series Gets Epic Trailer — Den of Geek