The first Peanuts special without Bill Melendez as director, though he still produced. It’s a Snoopy-centric special but not especially funny. I do love a few of the backgrounds, though. Highly inessential, even for Peanuts fans.
Author: Dan Stalcup
Madagascar (2005)
When I was sixteen years old, I went on one of my first dates ever.
Adventureland (2009)
Adventureland is at its best when it’s just vibin’.
The Social Network (2010)
Among the many ideas swirling around The Social Network is the quantification and commodification of social interaction.
The Northman (2022)
Robert Eggers shot his shot.
Fantastic Planet (1973)
Coming from the “Panic Movement” surrealist art collective is one of the most bizarre animated films of all time
The Lighthouse (2019)
A lighthouse is among the most visually evocative human creations.
The Witch (2015)
The Witch is a terrific debut by Robert Eggers that serves as a crossover between two genres I’m surprised don’t intersect more often: horror and historical drama.
Bodies Bodies Bodies (2022)
Bodies Bodies Bodies is pitched as a Gen Z slasher, so I expected an unmitigated stream of cringey, TikTok-flavored dialogue.
Do Revenge (2022)
There’s no doubt that the people who made Do Revenge truly love teen movies.
