A MOVIE BETTER THAN THE NOVEL – At The Movies With Kasey
As a bookworm, it is truly a rare occasion for me to think a movie is better than the book,
Read MoreAs a bookworm, it is truly a rare occasion for me to think a movie is better than the book,
Read MoreThere has been a lot of discussion about the Netflix true crime machine, but the streaming service has also upped
Read MoreMy father, Charly Butcher, passed away on August 15th. Movies were something that Dad and I enjoyed together, and one
Read MoreThis week, I watched Sorry to Bother You in the theater and Birthmarked on Netflix. One movie I loved; the
Read MoreSummer is a great time for travel adventure comedies, and Netflix has released some new originals to fit the bill.
Read MoreMy best friend and I are romantic comedy aficionados, so when Emily suggested I watch a new Netflix movie because
Read MoreI got the chance to see an early screening of the new horror film and film festival favorite, Hereditary, followed
Read MoreSchool may be out for the summer, but you can still get in a lesson or two on American history
Read MoreFrom Making a Murderer to The Keepers, true crime has become a big genre for Netflix. I happen to be
Read MoreAlthough Mother’s Day is a holiday meant to celebrate the joys of mothering and the impact those who mother have
Read MoreWith its enormous budget and relative freedom, Netflix has an opportunity to support smaller, innovative films that would likely flounder
Read MoreIt’s a special treat when a scary movie is also a beautiful film. A Quiet Place, a new monster movie
Read MoreYou may have seen an article floating around about the movies on Netflix that are too scary for people to
Read MoreNot long ago, I watched Heathers, the 1989 dark comedy about a teen girl (Winona Ryder) whose deranged boyfriend (Christian
Read MoreSome movies I watch and forget. Others make me come home and hit Google. For example, the latest Marvel film,
Read MoreIn 2016, I got to visit The Winchester Mystery House. It was a long-time dream to go see Sarah Winchester’s
Read MoreMy freshman year of college, a friend and I dressed as Nancy Kerrigan (me) and Tonya Harding (Kathleen) for Halloween.
Read MoreWith the weather turning colder, this month is the perfect time to bundle up and enjoy a good movie. This
Read MoreIn Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, Mildred Hayes (Frances McDormand) grows so frustrated with the police’s lack of progress toward
Read MoreIt is not an easy task to create a film about young people that is funny and imaginative while also
Read MoreI normally find the collaboration between the Coen Brothers and George Clooney at least charming, even when the result is
Read MoreHappy Death Day can easily be described as Groundhog Day meets Scream, and at the story’s end it acknowledges its
Read MoreBattle of the Sexes dramatizes the founding of the Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) and their fight for more equal pay
Read MoreDarren Aronofsky’s Mother! is sure to polarize audiences. Although it looks like a home invasion thriller, the film uses allegory
Read MoreIn a cultural climate fraught with anger, many artists have turned to imagining new versions of the Civil War to
Read MoreSince her days as April Ludgate on Parks and Recreation, I have been a fan of Aubrey Plaza’s dark, very
Read MoreWhen I was a kid, I collected dolls with my mother. I loved them, but my brother thought they were
Read MoreIf grief is love with no place to go, then A Ghost Story is a beautiful, self-indulgent, flawed portrait of
Read MoreIt has become a trope for characters in films and television shows to want their lives to play out like
Read MoreAt the end of The Beguiled, as I was thinking, “what did I just watch?” I heard a man mutter,
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