Jayne Mansfield will always be remembered as one of Hollywood ultimate icons. The blonde, curvaceous bombshell burst onto the screen in a time of Marilyn Monroe and Grace Kelly. Despite the clear similarities to Monroe, her distinctive vocals, turbulent personal life, and continued wardrobe malfunctions made her a media sensation. Yet little is known about the women behind the drama and the camera lens. In … Continue reading Mansfield 66/67 – Review
Guillermo Del Toro is a visionary filmmaker. There is no denying that: He is one of the few filmmakers out there with a particular and pretty peculiar look on the world. His films are imbued with darkness and intrigued, coloured with murky cinematography and inventive fantasy. From The Devil’s Backbone to Crimson Peek, Guillermo Del Toro is an outstanding filmmaker who believes in the powers … Continue reading The Shape of Water – Review
You know when you see a true story that’s so bizarre that you almost can’t believe it? This is a blessing I have as someone with very little knowledge of history in any category, as it heightens many films to levels that I may not see them on if I had a single clue about it. There was no better example of this than I, Tonya. … Continue reading I, Tonya – Review
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