The first time I saw David Lynch’s Mulholland Drive, I found myself amused and impressed from scene to scene, but struggling to engage. I could see where things reappeared, where logos and lines bobbed to the surface before diving back under. I knew … [Continue reading]
Sometimes You Just Gotta Own It: THE SPY WHO DUMPED ME
The thumb drive exchange has gone awry. An entire, gorgeous ballroom is splattered with blood, guts, and dead bodies. Audrey (Mila Kunis) and Morgan (Kate McKinnon) have escaped, taking a moment to calm themselves down before they’re on … [Continue reading]
A Summer of Ketchup: So Much to Relish
The past few months have been a crazy mix of a little bit of everything. Thank you to streaming services and the local Alamo Drafthouse for appeasing my ADHD brain. Barry Barry is a premise that sounds built for comedy: a hit man’s job goes … [Continue reading]
Dear Netflix (and Hulu and Amazon): Be More Like HBO
Back in June, NBC Universal announced they would be yanking all nine seasons of The Office back from Netflix, streaming it on their own platform in 2021. On the surface, this would seem business as usual. But coming off the heels of Netflix losing … [Continue reading]
The OG vs. The Copy: PULP FICTION in 2019
I remember the posters. The covers of the VHS tapes at Blockbusters. You know the iconic shot. The one dressed up as the cover of the pulp paperback novels the movie emulates. Uma Thurman lays on a bed, cigarette in one hand, a novel in the other. A … [Continue reading]
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