Welcome to A-Z Movie Reviews. Every Sunday, for the next several months, I will be posting a review of a film in my home movie collection. How it works is, I will be reviewing movies in alphabetical order until I get to the…
#WayBackWednesday – Darby O’Gill and the Little People (1959)
Happy St. Patrick’s Day! I am of very Irish descent (and not just on St. Patrick’s Day), so I wanted to take a look at a film that felt appropriate for a St. Patrick’s Day celebration. In preparation for today’s…
‘Yes Day’ Movie Review: “Family Loves You No Matter What”
You already enjoy Yes Day and it’s time to say why this movie is a must. It just touches you because family loves you no matter what.
‘Moxie!’ Advanced Review: “Welcome To The Revolution”
We can finally talk about Moxie! We were looking forward to giving you clues as to why we love this movie so much. Welcome to the revolution!
Fangirlish Does Valentine’s Day: “Miss Congeniality”
Confession: I am not a girly girl. Never have been. Dresses only happen for me if they are 100% necessary or very special occasions, like when I got married or when my friends get married. I would rather challenge you…
#WayBackWednesday – Love & Basketball (2000)
For the week leading up to Valentine’s Day, I felt it appropriate to check out a romance for #WayBackWednesday. Love & Basketball is a film that I’d heard good things about, but I’d not really checked out myself before this…
A-Z Movie Reviews: ‘Four Brothers’
Welcome to A-Z Movie Reviews. Every Sunday, for the next several months, I will be posting a review of a film in my home movie collection. How it works is, I will be reviewing movies in alphabetical order until I…
#WayBackWednesday – Malcolm X (1992)
February is Black History Month, so I felt it would be a good idea for me to close some gaps in my movie viewing. I have come to realize that while I’ve seen many newer films by black filmmakers and…
#WayBackWednesday – Enemy of the State (1998)
Enemy of the State was not a film I caught in its original release, likely because it’s rated R and I didn’t really watch political thrillers at the age of 13. Let’s be honest, I don’t watch them that often…
#WayBackWednesday – The Fog (1980)
The Fog (1980) is a film I’ve only had the pleasure of seeing once before this week. I’ve waxed philosophical more than once on Fangirlish about my love for John Carpenter’s work and directorial style. When I saw that The…
