The Worst of the Worst: Catwoman (2004)
Here’s something to cry about: 2004’s Catwoman. Another one on my list of The Worst of the Worst films!
Warning: Explicit language. Reader discretion advised.
Category: ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT
“Flowers in the Attic”: Damn You to Hell, Mama
My official entry to the third installment of the So Bad It’s Good Blogathon! Find out why 1987 wasn’t a very good year as we talk “Flowers in the Attic”!
Warning: Explicit content. Reader discretion advised.
The Worst of the Worst: Marie Antoinette (2006)
Another of the worst! I chat a bit about Marie Antoinette!
The Worst of the Worst: Turistas (2006)
I dive into some of the worst movies I have ever seen. Even better are the ones that I’ve had the honor of writing a scathing review about!
It’s Baaaaacck!
I will be back for the third installment of the So Bad It’s Good Blogathon, hosted by Taking Up Room!
I Never Promised You a Rose Garden: Tearing Down the Bitch of a Bearing Wall of “Mommie Dearest”
My official entry into the So Bad It’s Good Blogathon, presented by Taking Up Room!
Warning: Explicit language. Reader discretion advised.
“Alfred Hitchcock Presents” and “The Alfred Hitchcock Hour”: All the Hitch in Half the Time
My official entry into the Alfred Hitchcock Blogathon, presented by Maddy Loves Her Classic Films!
So Bad, So Good, So Ready!
We’re going to need a bigger boat, because here comes another blogathon I’ve entered, hosted by Taking Up Room!
My Queendom for a MacGuffin!
My first entry into classic film blogathons will kick off with an ode to Alfred Hitchcock, hosted by Maddy Loves Her Classic Films!
Murphy’s Law Collides with Murphy Brown
Is CBS’ revival of the critically acclaimed Murphy Brown worthy of the original?
Is This Art?
In a 1991 episode of Designing Women, artistic merit is the subject of debate as Julia Sugarbaker (Dixie Carter) becomes a hot ticket in a local gallery. In this May 2017 piece exclusively written for The Lioness’ Den, I discuss my own views on art’s objectivity and subjectivity.
Blame It on Baby Jane?
Bette Davis and Joan Crawford. One can’t mention one without the other. Ryan Murphy brought their legendary enmity for one another to the small screen. My profile and review of Feud: Bette and Joan was exclusively and originally written for The Lioness Den in April 2017.
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