Friday, January 31, 2020
Thursday, January 30, 2020
Wednesday, January 29, 2020
Spring Part 1: A Wonderful, One-of-a-Kind Amalgamation of Romance, Horror, Comedy, and Self-Discovery (Film Analysis)
An immortal being, thousands of
years old, containing the DNA of all its past evolutionary organisms. A monstrosity of stingers, beaks, tentacles,
and claws unexplainable by science. The
creature lurks among us in secret, draining the blood of its victims—whether
beast or human—like a vampire. Spring is
about this grotesque abomination…
...finding true love.
Wednesday, January 1, 2020
Resolution or: A Testament of how Fantastic, Innovative Films can come from the Lowest Budget, Obscure Productions (Film Analysis)
Oh, the layers. The layers. How I love multiple layers to a story!
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