There’s only been one time when I exited a theater and felt like I could conquer the fucking world. That movie was Wonder Woman. After watching that I felt like I could defeat the patriarchy or anything that came my way with a firm punch in the face and kneeRead 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 →
I’ve been so sick and tired of watching people who identify as LGBTQ+ dying in the horror movies I watch. People like me are always the plucky sidekick or friend who dies while the main hetero couple makes it to the end of the film, thwarting the danger that killedRead More →
It’s been a year since Spencer (Alex Wolf), Fridge (Ser’ Darius Blain), Martha (Morgan Turner), Bethany (Madison Iseman), and Alex (Colin Hanks) were trapped in Jumanji and not everyone has moved on. Jumanji: The Next Level has new faces along with a whole new game which is a lot moreRead More →
The Irishman has been on our radar for the past four years (from the moment it was added to Al Pacino’s IMDB profile) and Netflix has fully delivered on all of our expectations. We have so many things we want to share between things we were concerned about and whatRead More →
I really want to love Hallmark. I mean if we’re being honest, I do most of the time, but lately, I feel as though it’s one let down after another this Christmas Season. Look, Hallmark knows that people wait all year long for their holiday movies, but so far thisRead More →
When I think of Thanksgiving, I think of food and football, not cheesy romantic/family movies. And yet, after watching Freeform’s Turkey Drop, strangely enough the first fully Thanksgiving movie I’ve ever watched, I’m ready to admit that perhaps, my narrow view of the holiday needs a little bit of updating.Read More →
The world wide phenomenon of Frozen is back with a second installment that is better than the first one. The movie starring Kristen Bell and Idina Menzel takes you on a journey of self discovery while teaching young viewers valuable lessons about life. Every character was given time to shineRead More →
I walked into Last Christmas expecting that I was going to be able to feel happiness, cause Christmas movie – and love – because Romantic Comedy. I have been looking forward to this movie since it was announced, and since we were all told that Emilia Clarke and Henry GoldingRead More →
Villains is like no movie you’ve ever watched before. And yes, you’ve probably heard that said before on many occasions across many movies, but it’s true. You haven’t seen anything as awkward, funny, and frightening as Villains, starring Bill Skarsgard, Maika Monroe, Jeffrey Donovan, and Kyra Sedgwick. Let’s start withRead More →
It’s been 27 years since official Losers’ Club members Bill Denbrough, Beverly Marsh, Richie Tozier, Eddie Kaspbrak, Stanley Uris, Ben Hanscom and Mike Hanlon defeated intergalactic killer clown Pennywise. It’s been 27 years since most of the Losers —to the exception of Mike— left the small town of Derry, Maine,Read More →
The writing staff at Fangirlish can get into some deep discussions when it comes to film and television. Jasmine and Ashley started talking about their love and hate for Dario Argento’s 1977 Suspiria and its 2018 Luca Guadagnino reboot a few weeks ago and decided it might be an interestingRead More →
Spider-Man: Far From Home has a lot on its plate. The follow-up to director Jon Watts’s Spider-Man: Homecoming has to explain the ramifications of Avengers’ most recent battle with Thanos, provide answers as to where the MCU can go next, and function as a solid solo Spider-Man story. But mostRead More →
High School is a time of my life that I like to pretend never happened. It was a nightmare time in my life and maybe that is why I love to watch coming of age stories. Because I either like to see that (1) I am not alone that itRead More →
I was fortunate enough to catch a late night screening of Tolkien this past Thursday, technically a day earlier than its release. I’d not done much research on the film prior to entering the theater, aside from seeing the trailers. I wouldn’t call myself a Tolkien expert by any stretchRead More →
I don’t think it’s an exaggeration to say I’d die for Pikachu. After watching Detective Pikachu I felt like Rosa Diaz from Brooklyn Nine-Nine when she got to spend a day with her new dog Arlo. She recognized the significance of having a companion, how it can change your life,Read More →
One of my favorite things when I go shopping is to check the DVD/Blu-Ray aisles. Sometimes you happen to catch upon a movie that you might have missed in theaters for any number of reasons. I feel confident in saying that “Fighting with My Family” is one of those filmsRead More →
It’s taken me a couple of days to write my review for the Netflix movie and in a way, I’m happy I waited. Yesterday, I decided to take a look through the #ExtremelyWicked tag on Twitter and it was what I had expected. There was a mixture of those swooningRead More →
It’s hard to articulate the good and the parts of Avengers: Endgame without going into spoiler territory, but for all of you, I will try my very best. I apologize if my very best is a rambly mess of feelings, but that’s where I am right now. Because this movieRead 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 →
I am not a person that is filled with a ton of hope. I would like to be, sure. But I think that hope is a luxury that we can’t afford all the time. But it’s that disbelief in things that makes me look forward to this time of year.Read More →