Scavenger Hunt 50 - #16 - Watch the debut film of a female director

"I'm getting really nervous about this presentation, because I keep trying to draw vacuums and every time I do, I just want to draw rainbow kittens."

"Well, yeah, you're human."

I think I subconsciously chose this as my next watch because I really needed a palette cleanser after the grim slog I put myself through before it. Turns out, I chose wisely because Unicorn Store is…

Scavenger Hunt 50 - #15 - Watch a film with a color in the title

This was the biggest film disappointment I've had in a while. While it's well shot and features some decent performances, The Blackcoat's Daughter is ultimately a dramatically inert wasted opportunity.

If you think that by sticking through the glacial pacing (and it is brutal), you'll eventually gleam a semblance of a point, you're mistaken. This is a punishing watch that recklessly puts everything on an…

Scavenger Hunt 50 - #13 - Watch a film that uses neon lighting

"Mr. Wick broke the rules. I trust you understand the repercussions if he survives."

A Dance of Bullets

Five years ago, I trekked into an IMAX theater to behold the majestic visceral symphony of John Wick. A Keanu Reeves fan since my childhood (particularly an immense love for The Matrix films), I was chomping at the bit to see him back in form and was blown away…

Endgame of Thrones Weekend is off to a doozy of a start. I wish I had an emotional support Groot to help me make it through tomorrow night in one piece.

I've been trying to wrap my head around Avengers: Endgame with regards to everything it encompasses as well as the riptide effect of its momentous storytelling. It's been challenging to say the least. Talking about it with my brother, the truest Marvel fan I know, who's loved Iron Man,…