Detective Pikachu, I Choose You!

So guess what I saw last Friday? The world’s first live-action Pokémon has been out for three days and has proven to be a success with audiences, rolling towards a fifty-five million dollar opening. Which is pretty good, seeing as Soulless Cash
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The Rise of Skywalker Trailer Analysis

Let me be straight here: I left the Star Wars fandom. I cancelled my subscription to Star Wars: The Old Republic. I uninstalled both Knights of the Old Republic games from my computer. I haven’t watched a Star Wars film
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My Conflicting Thoughts On Titans (2018)

Greetings, peoples! I’m still chugging away on my own writing and hope to have a new chapter of Uncanny X-Men up soon. Today, though, I want to talk about something different. I want to talk about Titans (2018) and my
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James Bond

Hi peoples! I know that I haven’t updated any of my fanfic recently, tomorrow I promise! In the meantime, I thought this would keep you occupied. Once again, there has been discourse over who should be the next James Bond.
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Some Thoughts On The Upcoming Black Panter Movie

Hi guys! So I’ve got some good news: the next chapter of The Uncanny X-Men should be out within the next couple of weeks! Three at the most. In the meantime, however, I thought I would share some of my
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Dracula (1931) Analysis, Part 6

A heatwave moved right into town last week/she came from the island of Martinique/the can can she dances will make you fry/the can can is really the reason why/we’re having a heat wave/a tropical heatwave/the temperature’s rising/it isn’t surprising… Okay,
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Dracula (1931) Analysis, Part 5

It’s gotten cold again. For the love of Godzilla, can’t this city make up it’s weather-mind!?! Anyway, tonight we are going to be discussing Wilhelming Murray, our (alleged) heroine. Join me under the cut!

Dracula (1931) Analysis, Part 3

Good afternoon everybody! It’s finally started to warm up in this Godzilla-forsaken province, hopefully, it’s started to warm up where you are too. Today, we’re continuing my analysis of Dracula (1931). Join me under the cut!