Christina Hornisher needs her name mentioned at every film school. From my research, she appears to be the first woman to graduate from film school and directed a feature film. She went to UCLA’s film school with Jim Morrison of The Doors as a classmate. During the late ’60s and
Blu-ray Review: Village Of Doom
The village of Tsuyama, Japan became a massive crime scene on the night of May 21, 1938. A 21-year-old Toi Mutsuo used a shotgun, katana, axe and daggers to slaughter 29 people which was nearly half of Tsuyama’s population. It’s one of the most infamous mass murder episodes in the
Blu-ray Review: Otaku No Video
Disney and Warner Brothers must know that their DC and Marvel superheroes are no longer attractive to the new generation. From taking my kid to recent fan conventions, I’ve noticed a majority of people are dressing up as Japanese anime characters. Gone are the days when the crowd was filled
The Weekly Round-Up #774
So I’m not even finished last week’s new comics, but hopefully will have more time this week for hobbies… Best Comic of my Week: Spectregraph #3 – I liked the first two issues of this gorgeous DSTLRY series by James Tynion IV and Christian Ward, but this issue resonated so
Harold and the Purple Crayon (2024) Review
AGGRESSIVELY MEDIOCRE AND TERRIBLY HALF-BAKED In the world of literary works and the realm of the written word, children’s picture books have found a special place in enjoyment and appreciation. While may be overlooked as simplistic tales for bedtime stories for children or for the “juice box” age range