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Graveyard Thoughts: Searching for Horror
My first real love, when it comes to media, is horror. This is an easy recall for me because I can remember sitting in the basement of my Grandma’s cigarette-infused house in Chicago, watching A Nightmare on Elm Street on VHS with my brother and sister in the early 90s. That memory stands as a Read more
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Pokemon Crazy or Why the IP fails to Explode
The Pokémon franchise has everything it needs to ascend to the same cultural heights as Star Wars or Marvel. So, why hasn’t it? Read more
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Graveyard Books: I’m Getting Published!
I’ve been writing for as long as I can remember. Over the years, it became more than just a hobby—it became a part of me, a second life where I could dive into adventures, unravel traumas, and indulge in a charcuterie board of side quests. Deep down, I always dreamed of being published, but it Read more
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The Genius of Mr. Bean & the Art of Being Yourself
Mr. Bean is, without a doubt, a masterclass in the art of being yourself. Allow me a moment to tell you about Mr. Bean, so you can begin to understand the importance of this tweed-jacketed master of authenticity in a world that tries to bury, suppress, shape, and control you. Mr. Bean is a character Read more
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Graveyard Thoughts: Sonic the Hedgehog!
Good year, TGM Family! I’m reporting live after seeing Sonic the Hedgehog 3! But before diving into my Graveyard Review, let me take you back in time. I played Sonic on the SEGA Genesis in the early ’90s, around 1994, during my orphanage days. Back then, I had supervised family visits under the watchful, Sauron-like Read more
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Graveyard Christmas: Secret Christmas Movies
Every holiday season, the debate over “unexpected Christmas movies” surfaces—cue *Die Hard*. But I’m here to shift the spotlight onto a few often-overlooked gems that embody the frosty magic of the season in their own unique way. These movies capture the essence of Christmas while delivering something extra. 1. Edward Scissorhands Beautiful, poetic, and utterly Read more
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