Klaus: A Netflix Christmas Classic
In a world inundated with cheesy, paint-by-numbers Christmas films on Netflix, Klaus stands above all the rabble as a truly excellent and heartfelt Christmas story. With…
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Film Review | Over the Moon
Over the Moon is the heartfelt tale of a young girl coming to terms with her mother’s death and the process of moving forward through…
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Sita Sings the Blues: A Female Perspective on the Ramayana
At first glance, a young white woman sitting in her apartment in San Francisco and an ancient Hindu text whose origins stretch back thousands…
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Incredibles 2: Fun For Everyone! – A Movie Review
Almost 15 years after the original Incredibles movie first hit theaters, fans have finally been given a sequel. At last we will know what happened to…
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Coco: Is Mexican American Representation in Cinema Here to Stay?
“With Coco we tried to take a step forward toward a world where all children can grow up seeing characters in movies that look…
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Black Butler: Book of the Atlantic Review
It was a real treat to be able to watch Black Butler: Book of the Atlantic in a theater full of equally excited fans. The…
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Wondercon 2017 – Day One!
WonderCon 2017 was a blast, probably my favorite one so far! There was so much great cosplay, tons of tempting merchandise in Artists’ Alley…
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Clothes Make the Man – Miraculous Ladybug and Enclothed Cognition
Part of the charm of Miraculous Ladybug is that although there are only two main characters, their personalities while in costume are so different from their…
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Hair as Red as an Apple: Snow White with the Red Hair Review
Snow White with the Red Hair is a deceptive title, because apart from the first episode this show has nothing to do with…
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The Girl Standing in the Blush of Dawn: Yona of the Dawn Review
I’ve always been a sucker for stories about warrior princesses, so when I heard that there was an anime about a princess with short,…
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Kubo and the Two Strings – A Movie Review
Is “mind blown” passé? I’m too old to know or to care. As the credits rolled, the patient wife and I simultaneously turned to…
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Phantom Boy – A Film Review
Chances are you haven’t seen “A Cat in Paris”, the animated movie directed by Alain Gagnol and Jean-Loup Felicioli. Released in the United States in 2012, it…
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