It was a joke often shared amongst my friends. How can we make Matthew, or my dear friend Riley, cry quickly? Tell them that David Lynch is going to die one day. We’d laugh at the notion. We knew it was true, obviously. That’s part of what Lynch’s work was all about: the finiteness of life and how quickly it can all be taken away from you but, more importantly, how beautiful that it all is. Yet it just seemed…

Uh, the haircuts in this movie are nice. Look, to quote someone smarter than me, I’m not made of stone. The person writing this review had Ghostbuster as their dream job in Kindergarten. I’m aware I like this movie more than I probably should, but we all have our vices… one of mine just happens to be Ghostbusters. It’s frankly strange that Ghostbusters took off like it did, it’s a damn weird movie. While Afterlife hints at that weirdness (the…

For what Cyborg She is, which is still somewhat of a mystery to me, it's perfectly fine, even if it's not entirely for me. If this were about forty minutes shorter, it would've gone down smoother. I was already worn out by the hour mark, so the last hour really dragged for me. There's an interesting thread about how the (often forced) transition from quiet, close-knit towns to giant, suffocating metropolises isolates and alienates the population to the point where…