Warning: this movie deals with mental health issues, suicidal ideation, and ultimately, suicide. If you’re not comfortable with this topic, this is your chance to go read something way more fun, like our review of I Am Not Okay With This. If not, then join us as we talk theRead More →
The Bold Type continues to preach powerful messages without seeming like it’s shouting in your face. It’s able to take an important issue, in this case the problem of patriarchy, and weave some humor into it while also managing to teach us an important lesson.Read More →
It’s a new week, which means we get Chapter four of Katy Keene “Here Comes the Sun.” There were a couple of bombshell’s dropped this week and some insecurities coming from our friendship group. Let’s get started! SING YOUR HEART OUT I usually don’t enjoy sing alongs, but I enjoyedRead More →
Outlander 5×03 “Free Will” picks up the pace from a slow “Between Two Fires,” if not plot wise, at least emotionally. It helps, of course, that Jamie and Claire are together again, and that the episode isn’t happening on two fronts, but the thing that makes this episode shine isRead More →
The Flash may be hitting its stride in Season 6, but it only serves to highlight the problem in their treatment of Killer Frost and Caitlin.Read More →
So, if like me, you absolutely loved The Witcher we are in for a bit of a wait until the second season premiers in 2021. Which sucks. We don’t get to laugh at Jaskier or see Yennefer being a badass. There will be no more of Geralt’s hmms….or Ciri discoveringRead More →
I Am Not Okay with This first and foremost feels like the love child of Stranger Things and The End of the Fucking World with a splash of Carrie goodness. You have the powers and friendships from Stranger Things. Followed by the subtle/slow and steady pace of The End ofRead More →
It’s Thursday and that means that I am focusing on the fact that I am single and alone and showing my inner Instagram stalker. John Boyega. I love him in Star Wars, but I also love that he is always spilling the tea, no matter what people think. He’s aRead More →
There is not a moment of New Amsterdam that does not invoke emotion, make you think twice about the way that life is, and think about the way that life should be. New Amsterdam both broke my heart and made me want to vomit in the same episode. I meanRead More →
The first season of Party of Five has been many things: insightful, real, and emotional. It has hardly been surprising, though, not that it had to be. This family has dealt with the issues we expected them to deal with, struggled in the ways we imaged they would. Party ofRead More →
Here at Fangirlish we continue to support your right to fangirl over any fandom you desire – whether that is a book, a TV show, a movie, or even sports. That’s why we have Stop and Fangirl! So you can feel happy – and confident, loving whatever it is you love.Read More →
“He’s here. The Mister!” That’s right people, The Mister is coming. It was just announced by Variety that EL James, author of the famous Fifty Shades trilogy, has another book heading to the big screen. The Mister, which was released last spring, has been picked up once again by UniversalRead More →
From Takashi Kovacs being played by Anthony Mackie to the badasses of season 2 of Altered Carbon, there’s plenty to love when it comes to this show. So, sit back, relax, and join us for a spoiler free take on Altered Carbon season 2! 1. Takashi Kovacs being played byRead More →
Sometimes it concerns me what Disney considers “family friendly” and what it doesn’t. I think sometimes that that they don’t realize that there are a lot of things that are family friendly and don’t need to go under the 1950’s theme of family friendly. The rumor is that Love, SimonRead More →
Sydney’s powers made the season 1 finale of I Am Not Okay with This an explosive one. See what I did there? #NoRegrets. But in all seriousness, the season 1 finale of this show is probably one of the most bonkers I’ve seen in a while. Let’s backtrack. So, everyone’sRead More →
We all have our favorite and least favorite tropes. From love triangles to slow burns, tropes are often the best ways to showcase great characters and storylines. They can also be frustrating and make you question why it is even a trope at all. In this bi-weekly column, we’ll takeRead More →
Legends of Tomorrow’s latest episode “Mortal Khanbat” shows us that it’s much better to confront your fate head on instead of running away from it. Let’s talk about it. ALWAYS RUNNING Well it is, unless you are a fate, as Charlie revealed to the team at the end of “MortalRead More →
Things got a little fancy in the motel business in this week’s episode of Schitt’s Creek, called “The Presidential Suite.” While the business partners cut the ribbon on their new motel property, another relationship broke our hearts. But luckily, David and Patrick were there to soften the blow by bringingRead More →
If you love books that are full of twists and suspense that keeps you guessing, Riley Sager is your man. His stories are the kind that when you read them, you could easily picture them as a movie. It seems like Sony Pictures felt the same way. Rileys’ upcoming releaseRead More →
Cable Girls is back, but of course, since this is the final season, they had to torture us a bit by, you know, not actually giving us all the episodes. In the end, though, that’s both good and bad if we consider that it means we don’t really have toRead More →
Sometimes, things slip by and we don’t know that something has started filming. Especially when they do it under a different name. The A.K. Small novel Bright Burning Stars has begun filming. The name of the adaptation is Birds of Paradise. The movie is currently shooting in Budapest, with SarahRead More →