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Guillermo del Toro's FRANKENSTEIN
“Perhaps now, we can both be human.” There’s a reason why this is probably my favourite (non-Dickens) 19th century novel. It’s basically sympathetic zombies, and if you know me, you probably know I love both zombies and monsters with pathos. This Netflix adaptation is probably the most faithful I’ve seen, and the visuals are absolutely gorgeous. Oscar Isaac is perfect as the truly loathsome Doctor Frankenstein - a man driven by hubris, whom I despised despite his tragic origi

M. H. Ayinde
5 days ago1 min read


The Residence
I thought THE RESIDENCE on Netflix was just gonna be a lighthearted, whimsical locked-room whodunnit but man was I wrong, because in this...

M. H. Ayinde
Sep 202 min read


Frieren: At Journey’s End
So apparently Frieren: At Journey's End is now available on Netflix, giving me the perfect excuse to shout about how amazing this anime...

M. H. Ayinde
Feb 272 min read


Slow Horses
If you haven’t watched SLOW HORSES yet, I thoroughly recommend it. I recently binged all four seasons and had so much fun. Gary Oldman’s...

M. H. Ayinde
Feb 162 min read


Squid Game 2
I binged Season 2 of Squid Game in the 48 hours after it came out (despite telling myself I wouldn’t) and have finally digested my...

M. H. Ayinde
Jan 123 min read


Interior Chinatown
Who else watched Interior Chinatown? The original book by Charles Yu is one of my favourite pieces of fiction about racist stereotyping...

M. H. Ayinde
Jan 62 min read
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