Cranky Curmudgeon: “Damsel”
Damsel Here we have an example of that old conundrum, prophesized by Bruce Springsteen back in ’92 when he sang 57 channels “And Nothin’ On”. I searched for something streaming […]
Category Archives: CFR: In Addition
This is in case I need to add something to a guest post or one of my own previously published posts.
Cranky Curmudgeon: “Love Lies Bleeding”
Love Lies Bleeding I had to take a couple of days to decide how I felt about this film. Mostly, it’s pretty darned good, as we have all come to […]
Cranky Curmudgeon: “The Old Guard”
The Old Guard Finally! I’ve been waiting for years to watch this movie. It’s a Netflix film, but was never available on dvd, and I didn’t have streaming until a […]
Cranky Curmudgeon: “Castlevania”
Castlevania A regular reader of this blog might be surprised to find me reviewing an anime, but not as surprised as I am to be doing it. As an older […]
Cranky Curmudgeon: “Wednesday”
Wednesday On Wednesday of last week I found myself finally watching the Netflix show Wednesday. I had been not watching it on purpose, ironically because I knew I would enjoy […]
Cranky Curmudgeon: “True Detective: Night Country”
True Detective: Night Country This season of True Detective is testing my curmudgeonly limits. First of all, I can’t just watch all of them in one day. I’m not used […]
Cranky Curmudgeon: “Rebel Moon: A Child of Fire”
Rebel Moon: A Child of Fire I’m constantly struggling over the concept of the word “original”. If you or I drew a picture of the Pietà, would you then be […]
2 4 1 + Rebranding: Cranky Curmudgeon: “The Marvels”
Introduction to Change Well this is a BIG week! Not only is this a 2 4 1 review but also, at the text request of Mildred, Monday with Mildred is […]
Monday With Mildred: “Army of the Dead”
Army of the Dead A couple of years ago I read about a new zombie movie coming out and was immediately convinced that I had no interest in it because […]
Monday With Mildred: “Glass Onion”
Glass Onion This movie is a sort of sequel to the very good Knives Out, which introduced Benoit Blanc (Daniel Craig) as a world famous and kinda odd detective. I […]
