Preview: Ser Jacob’s Christening
Last May 5, 2018 a friend asked me to capture a milestone for his 1st born son, Jacob. Always a […]
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Events: Summer Mess Fest Kicks Off At SM City Masinag
Who would have thought that you can get wet, have fun and enjoy a blast of color right at your […]
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Movie Review: Rampage
Its just one scene but it says so much about how human nature can be so dark and driven by greed. Director Brad Peyton knows his audience and knows what he wants to deliver-and deliver he does!
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Movie Review: Ready Player One
Here’s another “FYI before the movie review”. I’ve already read the book by Ernest Cline, to which the movie is […]
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Movie Review: Pacific Rim: Uprising
Before I proceed with this review, you must be warned dear reader that I am a big fan of the […]
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Netflix Review: Santa Clarita Diet S2
Sooo…I just finished the second of the horror-comedy web television series “Santa Clarita Diet”, I would have probably finished it […]
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Movie Review: Annihilation
“An ambitious, poetic Sci-Fi thriller that will flex your intellect-‘Annihilation’ is that rare film with both beautiful and terrifying visuals that will give you nightmares. It stays with you long after the end credits roll, easily one of the best cerebral sci-fi films to date.”
Read MoreNetflix Review: Santa Clarita Diet S2E1
We were fortunate enough to catch an advanced screening of episode 1 of Santa Clarita Diet’s latest season, which will […]
Read MoreNetflix News: Drew Barrymore and Timothy Olyphant Thrilled During Manila Visit
Drew Barrymore and Tim Olyphant wave at fans during the Red Carpet Event of Netflix’s Santa Clarita Diet. In town […]
Read MoreNetflix Series Review: Jessica Jones Season 2
Taking a back seat from its predecessor, Season 2 of Marvel Netflix’s “Jessica Jones” fails to push the envelope and […]
Read MoreMovie Review: Tomb Raider (2018)
A promising reboot- Alicia Vikander is a pixel to flesh Lara Croft. This new Tomb Raider is not the rich […]
Read MoreMovie Review: The Shape of Water
Unable to perceive the shape of you, I find you all around d me. Your presence fills my eyes with […]
Read MoreMovie Review: Lady Bird
There are very few films, where the setting is so important that it also becomes a character in the movie, […]
Read MoreMovie Review: Red Sparrow
When I first saw the trailers to “Red Sparrow” I couldn’t help but feel that the film had too much “Black […]
Read MoreMovie Review: Darkest Hour
I have always been a fan of history (its always been my favorite subject; aside from English in High School) […]
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Movie Review: Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri
With the effective use of dark comedy and powerful performances from its veteran cast, “Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri” is a beautiful and powerful film about a small town who is forced to come together amid a grieving mother’s struggle to find justice for her daughter, which during the course of the film turns into healing and acceptance through the most hilarious and shocking circumstances.
Read MoreMovie Review: Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri
One of the things I loved about “Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri” (and there are a lot ) is that […]
Read MoreMovie Review: I, Tonya
“I, Tonya” is essentially a tragic comedy, which brings its audiences front row to what is considered to be, one […]
Read MoreChange of Plans
Last September 25, 2017 I wrote a personal post about giving birth to Luke, taking some down time and what […]
Read MoreMovie Review: The Greatest Showman
Heeelloooooo! I’m back to writing movie reviews (hopefully, on a regular basis), after receiving a diagnosis of Heart Failure, two […]
Read MoreSo..where were we?
In case you have been wondering, I- (Ica) have not really been writing of late. Its been almost three months, […]
Read MoreMovie Review: War For The Planet Of The Apes
Two things that I did not expect to do as I was watching “War for the Planet of the Apes” […]
Read MoreMovie Review: Spider-Man Homecoming
I was in High School when Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man was released in 2002, a working professional when “The Amazing Spider-Man” […]
Read MoreMovie Review: Despicable Me 3
Before catching the press screening of “Despicable Me 3” I suddenly remembered that we saw the first movie as an […]
Read MoreMusic + Events: Satchmi Vinly Day 2017
Satchmi’s Vinyl Day has always been a must go-to event for Paul and myself, we love the brand and what […]
Read MoreMovie Review: Wonder Woman
There is a lot to be said about Patty Jenkin’s “Wonder Woman”, the critics love it, fans love it, the […]
Read MoreMovie Review: Baywatch
I am one of those ’90’s kids who grew up watching Baywatch every Friday night on ABS-CBN, as I mentioned […]
Read MoreMovie Review: COLOSSAL
Its not too often (unfortunately) that a gender-bending movie comes along the way to completely blow your mind (in a […]
Read MoreMusic: Thoughts on Reese Lansangan’s “Of Sound Mind And Memory”
I think that an EP Review for Reese Lansangan’s “Of Sound Mind and Memory” cannot simply be about the songs […]
Read MoreMovie Review: Alien: Covenant
So “Alien: Covenant” (2017) is a direct sequel to “Prometheus” (2012) that leads to the classic cult film Alien (1979) […]
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