Category Archives: Movies

Not Quite Tim Burton: The Weird Visual Identity of the Live-Action Grinch

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It has been over two decades since Ron Howard and Jim Carrey teamed up to bring Dr. Seuss’s most famous curmudgeon to life in live-action. For a generation of moviegoers, the 2000 version of How the Grinch Stole Christmas is the definitive holiday watch. For others, it remains a fever dream of latex and noise.

Revisiting the film today, it stands as a fascinating, chaotic, and mostly successful experiment. It isn’t perfect—far from it—but it possesses a manic energy and a genuine heart that makes it impossible to ignore during the holiday season.

Here is why I still love the Green One, despite a few coal-sized lumps in the stocking.

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Ultimate Guide to YouTube TV’s AMC+ and MGM+

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Let’s be real. You cut the cord and switched to YouTube TV to simplify your life, but with the base plan now sitting at $82.99 a month, that initial promise of “cheap TV” is starting to feel a little heavy. The service is robust, sure—but when you hit a paywall for a buzzy new vampire show or a sci-fi horror hit you’re dying to see, clicking “subscribe” feels riskier than it used to. Are these add-ons actually worth pushing your monthly bill toward the triple digits? Spoiler alert: Only one of them is a “must-have” for movie buffs, while the other is strictly for the superfans.

Here is the breakdown of whether AMC+ and MGM+ are worth the extra squeeze on your wallet.

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The Grinch Movie Review: Humor and Heart for Everyone

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In our household lately, one character has taken center stage: the Grinch. My toddler has fallen in love with him, and as a result, Illumination’s The Grinch has been on repeat for the past week. Honestly, I don’t mind—it’s one of those rare animated films that manages to entertain both kids and adults without losing its charm.

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Top Thanksgiving Movies to Watch This Year

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If you’re looking for the perfect Thanksgiving movie lineup, classics like Planes, Trains and Automobiles, Pieces of April, and A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving are must-watches. These films capture the chaos, warmth, and humor of the holiday, making them ideal companions after the feast. Read on for more film favorites to carve into this Thanksgiving with your family.

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The Greatest Zombie Movies Ever Made

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If you’re looking for the ultimate zombie movie marathon, these films are the undisputed champions of the undead genre. From George Romero’s groundbreaking classics to modern reinventions like Train to Busan, they’ve defined what it means to survive the apocalypse.

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The Best Movies to Watch This Halloween (2025 Edition)

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Halloween isn’t just about costumes and candy—it’s also the perfect excuse to dim the lights, grab some popcorn, and dive into a marathon of spooky, creepy, or delightfully campy films. Whether you’re into bone-chilling horror, family-friendly frights, or cult classics, this year’s lineup has something for everyone. Here’s your ultimate Halloween watchlist for 2025.

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Movies to Watch If You Like Sonic the Hedgehog

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Sonic the Hedgehog is one of those cartoons that helped me heal my inner child. Not to sound overly dramatic, but I love this movie franchise so much that I’ve binge-watched the entire series so many times that I lost track of counting. That said, even though I already have the satisfaction of finishing the entire franchise, I’ve always found myself wanting more. That’s why I tried looking for movies that are somehow similar to what Sonic the Hedgehog gives me.

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In What Order Should You Watch Sonic Movies?

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Unlike the Marvel franchise, the Sonic movie franchise doesn’t have many films. But since it has several movies, many people, especially those who are new to the franchise, still wonder about the proper watch order of the Sonic movies. Following the release order is actually the best way to watch it, but it’s also helpful to understand why. Watching the Sonic movies in release order allows you to follow the storyline as it was introduced to audiences, and you will also get to see how the characters and their relationships develop over time.

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Remembering Diane Keaton: The Enduring Magic of The First Wives Club

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The news of Diane Keaton’s death at 79 has left a profound ache in the hearts of film lovers everywhere. A day removed from this tragic news, I found myself revisiting one of her most beloved ensemble films, The First Wives Club (1996), and was reminded of just how funny, sharp, and moving it remains nearly three decades later.

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Are Prime Video Add-On Subscriptions Worth It?

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Amazon Prime Video has become more than just a streaming service—it’s a hub where you can bundle dozens of other subscriptions into one place. From prestige dramas on AMC+ to family-friendly programming on PBS Kids, Prime Video’s add-ons promise convenience and variety. But are they really worth the extra monthly cost? Let’s break it down.

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