Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children was a contemporary fantasy novel by American author, Ransom Riggs. Told through a mixture of vernacular and found photography from archival collections of the author, the story about a young boy following the stories… Continue reading "Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children"
Hellboy started off life as a Dark Horse Comics graphic novel under the name, Hellboy: Seed of Destruction, written by Mike Mignola. After it developed into a franchise comic mini-series and proved pretty popular among comic readers, the character has… Continue reading "Hellboy"
The worst thing that a movie can suffer from its being forgotten about. Every movie tries its best (hopefully) to produce something meaningful, engaging, and memorable so that audiences can either continue watching years later, on at least have some… Continue reading "Ice Age: The Meltdown"
During the late 2000s, Disney was slowly starting to find its footing again. After a pretty bad run which practically killed their 2D animation department, Disney tried to return to their roots and bring life back to their name by… Continue reading "Tangled"
Tarantino is one of those directors that really seems dedicated to his ideas and often sticks to them regardless of how long it takes to get them released. Unlike other directors that are forced to retire concepts or ones that… Continue reading "Inglourious Basterds"
The NeverEnding Story was a fantasy novel made by German writer Michael Ende in 1979. Like books such as Wizard of Oz or Alice in Wonderland, its imaginative worlds and creatures were able to draw people into its words without… Continue reading "The NeverEnding Story"
The animated Disney film, Emperor’s New Groove, released in 2000 was a movie that wormed its way into the hearts of many despite the fact that, by all accounts, it looked like it would immediately flop on arrival. Not only… Continue reading "The Emperor’s New Groove"
Is it fair to say that zombies are pretty boring at this point? Maybe its due to how overly popular they were or just due to how mainstream they’ve become in comparison to other famous movie monsters, zombies as threats… Continue reading "28 Days Later"
If there’s a superhero name that has been constantly thrown and shoved into the dirt, it’s the Fantastic Four. The superhero team from Marvel comics which consisted of four members with diverse powers gained from a space accident was one… Continue reading "Fantastic Four (2005 film)"
The Adventures of Tintin was a comic series created in 1929 by Belgium cartoonist Georges Remi, who wrote under the pen name, Hergé. The story of the young Belgian reporter and adventurer travelling the world with his faithful dog Snowy… Continue reading "The Adventures of Tintin"
