Vrai (Re)Watches Princess Tutu (Part 2)
Well, if you’ve ever wanted to hear me get choked up about a cartoon duck (twice!) this is the aural experience for you.
Trash & Treasures: Stardust
Two things I learned this week: I’ve been reading Gaiman books for way too long, and this adaptation has aged a bit like milk.
Vrai (Re)Watches Princess Tutu (Part 1)
I’ve mentioned my love of the adorable ballet duck show before, but this time I got a chance to go back through it with two charming colleagues who’d never seen it before. It was, in fact, a delight.
Trash & Treasures: Legend (w/ Shannon Dapper)
I call this next stretch of episodes “the Summer of Accidental Hot Takes.” It wasn’t our goal setting out, but when one digs into cult films with opinionated fanbases….well….
Summer 2019 Premiere Reviews
This shaping up to be one of the strongest overall seasons in a while–there’re more than three shows that I’m actually excited to keep up with rather than obligated–I’m going to go ahead and include the full AniFem digest here, so y’all can also see the stuff I […]
Boys Beware (of Vampire Punks): Queerness in The Lost Boys
This essay was commissioned by Anne. You can find out more about commissions here. All vampires worth talking about are queer. While various popular works of the genre might elide it, this fact is buried in the genre’s roots. In 1816, Polidori publishes The Vampyre, a thinly veiled […]
Drunk Book Club: Poppy Z Brite’s LOST SOULS
Okay y’all, who wants to talk about adolescent transmasculine misogyny?
Explaining the Ending(s) of Evangelion
Hey, y’all. I got a chance to write up a feature for IGN in honor of Evangelion having a legal release again! I took my best shot at explaining what the heck’s going on in the franchise’s main endings (not all of them; that would take reams of […]
Trash & Treasures Pride Month Edition (w/ Ross Dickerhoof): In & Out
Because good lord did we need to end on something sweet, even if it is a bit on the toothless side.
Trash & Treasures Pride Month Edition: To Wong Foo, Thanks For Everything Julie Newmar (w/ Alexis Sara)
The title isn’t the only thing about this movie that’s A Lot.
