Everything Everywhere All at Once
This film drew a lot of attention from viewers. As reality is ripped apart by an interdimensional fissure, Evelyn must fight a weird multiverse foe. What appears to be an out-of-this-world, weird, action-packed thrill ride conceals some extremely strong truths about family, love, and the lives we choose. As you watch the film, you will experience a variety of emotions, including laughter and sorrow. However, it may cause you to pause and reflect on what is important in your own life.
Everything Everywhere All At Once
Bride of Frankenstein
Dr. Frankenstein is dragged back in just when he believed he was out. With gay icon Ernest Thesiger prance through the gothic sets, offering bitchy rejoinders, and seducing his old protege into reanimating the dead just one more time, director James Whale followed up what would have been the greatest of the monster movies with one of the most impressive feats in American cinema history.
Bride Of Frankenstein (1935)
