“In Defense of William Shatner’s Acting,” by shatnerian
For many years, one quiver in the bow of many a stand-up comic was his William Shatner impression. As Star Trek grew its cult following during its syndicated run in … Continue reading
“Crimson Peak, a Love Letter,” by noncorporealform
I am about to get full-on horror genre nerd on you and talk about why Crimson Peak was a love letter, and why it would be what we regularly see … Continue reading
“Things About Fandom That Stand Out to Me,” by womanistglasses
As an outspoken Black woman in fandom who has had truly terrible experiences in what is supposed to be a safe space for me, I’ve noticed a few things about … Continue reading
“Jupiter Ascending and the Female Gaze,” by fuckyeahjupiterascending
Laura Mulvey’s theory of the Male Gaze was highly influential when it emerged in the mid-1970s, drawing upon psychoanalysis to argue for the compulsion to gaze upon passive and objectified female … Continue reading