I watched the animated Oscar-nominated short films this past weekend. Halfway through the film, I lost my cell phone and was distracted. I found it halfway through an animated short where a naked man is flying in the air…seriously you know what was flying mid-air on the big screen. It was beautiful to watch these…
Review: The Banshees of Inisherin
I just finished watching The Banshees of Inisherin. I chose to watch it since it's Oscar-nominated for best picture. I haven't seen Colin Farrell in a movie in so long. I am trying to remember if I've seen him in a film before or knew who he was because he dated Britney Spears briefly. The…
Review: The Glass Castle
The Glass Castle Book Review: Jeanette Walls writes the Glass Castle. It is a memoir about Ms. Walls's life, her parents, and three siblings. Jeannette was the second oldest. It went like this Lori, Jeanette, Brian, and Maureen. The family was nomads or homeless depending on how you want to depict their situation. The parents…
Review: The Fablemans
The Fablemans by Steven Spielberg is up for review this week! Happy Friday, folks! It is exciting to write about his film, but I don't know where these feelings stem from. I been itching to watch The Fablemans for a while, but the theater I usually go to wasn't showing the film. I ended up…
Review: Violent Night
Violent Night directed by Tommy Wirkola stars David Harbour. David Harbour is one of those actors I love to support. I don't know him personally, but I have watched his interviews, and he seems like a good person. I like to support good people always. Sometimes I don't think my support means anything, and it…
Review: Bones and All
I am adding one more writing assignment to my life. I want to write reviews on movies and television shows. The reviews will be a separate entity from my Monday and Wednesday blogs. The blog will publish on Fridays, just in time for the weekend. I might not be as consistent as the other two…
Bla Bla Land: Chapter 28
Ladies and gentlemen, I'd like to present The Toy Store by me, Frshta. Let me know what you think? After two months, the summer of 2011 was over, and here were the results of my Summer of intense learning about filmmaking. Enjoy! https://youtu.be/s1RwaJYqDew Cheers, Frshta
#219 Scream!
Scream! Horror films have always been my top go-to genre. I grew up with four older brothers so basically every other genre was out of the cards. We loved watching the paranormal television shows on television about haunted houses and so on. Let me some it up to this, most kids have seen all the…
#207 Ding Dong Ditch: A Haunted School
I’ve been feeling inspired lately. It might be the one rainy day in Los Angeles or the spooky season. Maybe it's that my workplace seems even more spooky with the yellow and red leaves flowing with the wind all over the playground and little children playing. As a substitute teacher, I move around a lot…
#65 Getting a gig on the NBC Studios lot
Multi million dollar sets. A huge lot with so many “filmmakers”….what is the big hurray about it? Why do so many young souls leave their families to try and break into an industry where twelve hour days are considered a short day. Where budgets are constantly an issue and having a personal life is impossible…
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