Christmas in the Upside Down – A Christmas Song
Christmas in the Upside Down Snow falls on Hawkins tonight https://youtube.com/shorts/rKMWt7LLPVs?feature=share The lights flicker wrong but feel so right Bikes parked outside the arcade glow Where secrets hide under the mistletoe Watch the full video here. Walkie-talkies buzz in the frosty air Something's out there We don't know where It's Christmas in the Upside Down Tinsel wrapped on bikes spinning 'round We laugh We run We keep our ground In Christmas lights The truth is found Eggos stacked by the fire's side El keeps us safe Her powers collide The Demogorgon hates our holiday cheer But we'll light the
A Nightmare Before Christmas Inspired Song: Jack’s Crooked Christmas
Jack’s Crooked Christmas [Verse] Jack on rooftops With a crooked grin Lights in his hands Let the mischief begin Snowflakes swirl But they’re black and gray Twisted Christmas Jack’s way Watch the full video here. [Prechorus] Sally whispers "Oh What’s he done?" Stars fade out He’s blocked the sun [Chorus] Deck the halls with cobweb streams Twisted lights and haunted dreams Oh Jack’s world is coming alive But Sally fears it won’t survive [Verse 2] Oogie Boogie In the shadows Hums Rolling dice Oh Trouble comes He sees Jack’s chaos He wants his share A twisted plot A villain’s flair
The Company of Wolves – 1-Minute Review
The Company of Wolves is a surreal gothic fantasy film directed by Neil Jordan, loosely based on Angela Carter’s short stories. At its core, it’s a dark, dreamlike retelling of Little Red Riding Hood, but layered with themes of desire, fear, and transformation. The story unfolds through a teenager’s vivid dreams, where wolves, witches, and strange villagers blur the line between reality and fantasy. Visually, the film is mesmerizing—the sets feel theatrical and eerie, the practical effects are grotesque yet imaginative, and the atmosphere drips with fairy-tale horror. Angela Lansbury shines as the stern grandmother, while Sarah Patterson captures both
True Beauty Review
True Beauty is a bright, funny, and charming K-drama that blends high school romance with deeper themes about self-worth and identity. In my opinion, it is one of those feel-good shows that is easy to binge and hard not to enjoy. The story follows Lim Ju-kyung, a girl who has been bullied for her looks and reinvented herself through makeup. When she transfers schools, she suddenly becomes “the pretty girl,” but she constantly fears anyone discovering the real her. The drama mixes comedy, heart, and vulnerable moments as Ju-kyung learns what true confidence actually means. The love triangle is a
The Princess Bride Review
The Princess Bride is, in my opinion, one of the most perfect fantasy adventure films ever made. It’s witty, romantic, endlessly quotable, and so timeless that it still feels fresh decades later. This movie balances humor, heart, and high-fantasy charm in a way almost no other film has been able to replicate. Watch here. The story follows Westley and Buttercup on a sweeping adventure filled with pirates, giants, sword fights, evil princes, true love, and one of the greatest revenge arcs in movie history. What makes it so magical is its tone. It knows it’s a fairy tale and plays
“V for Vendetta” Returns — HBO and DC Studios Developing a Bold New TV Series
Nearly two decades after the iconic 2005 film adaptation, V for Vendetta is set to make a powerful return — this time as a television series. The new project is officially in development at HBO, with DC Studios taking the reins under the leadership of James Gunn and Peter Safran, signaling a high-profile revival of one of Alan Moore’s most influential graphic novels. A Modern Reimagining of a Classic The original V for Vendetta movie, directed by James McTeigue and written by the Wachowskis, became a cultural landmark, inspiring countless discussions about freedom, fascism, and resistance. Starring Hugo Weaving as
My Happy Marriage Review
My Happy Marriage is a beautifully crafted romance anime that delicately explores themes of family pressure, self-worth, and the search for genuine love. Set in a Taisho-era inspired Japan, it follows Miyo, a timid young woman trapped in an emotionally abusive household, who is suddenly thrust into an arranged marriage with the stern but kindhearted Kiyoka. The slow-burning romance is handled with grace and subtlety, avoiding typical melodrama in favor of quiet, heartfelt moments. The animation is gorgeous—soft, detailed, and atmospheric—complemented by a gentle soundtrack that enhances the emotional depth. The voice acting brings nuance to the characters, making their
1992 Buffy the Vampire Slayer movie Review
Before the hit TV series, there was the 1992 Buffy the Vampire Slayer movie—a campy teen horror-comedy that’s very different in tone from what fans later came to love. Starring Kristy Swanson as Buffy, this version leans heavily into cheese, with dialogue that’s often so dumb it’s funny, and a story that feels more like a parody than a real horror flick. What makes it interesting, though, is the cast. You’ve got Luke Perry as the love interest, Donald Sutherland as Buffy’s mentor, Rutger Hauer chewing scenery as the vampire king, and even a young Paul Reubens and Hilary Swank
Thunderbolts – 1-Minute Review
In my opinion, Thunderbolts really misses the mark as an MCU entry. It tries to deliver a darker and more character-driven story, but for me the film never comes together in a satisfying way. I know some viewers praised certain performances, but personally I did not think any of the actors were particularly great in this movie. Every performance feels either underused, underwritten, or overshadowed by the messy narrative. Even actors who are normally excellent, like Florence Pugh, feel flat here because the script simply does not give them anything meaningful to work with. There is very little chemistry and
The Remarried Empress: Disney+ Confirms Star-Studded K-Drama Adaptation of the Global Webtoon Phenomenon
One of the most iconic fantasy Webtoons of the last decade is officially making the leap from digital pages to the screen — and it’s gearing up to become one of Disney+’s biggest Korean originals of 2026. The Remarried Empress, based on the hit web novel by Alphatart and illustrated as a Webtoon by Sumpul, is receiving a full live-action K-drama adaptation with a powerhouse cast, a celebrated director, and the backing of Studio N, the production studio behind Sweet Home, Yumi’s Cells, and other Webtoon blockbusters. Watch here. The announcement has electrified fans across the globe — and for
