Actress and filmmaker Toby Poser:
Heart Eyes (2025)
Interesting how things align sometimes in the film world. In the past week, three theatrical films have used the tropes of rom-coms to set up and inform their non-rom-com stories.
Author Dani Brown Interview [Women in Horror Month 2025]
Birdsong (2025) [CineQuest 2025]
A life of ease and seclusion is torn apart for Bird when the chance for liberty arrives, demanding an impossible sacrifice.
Actress Alexis Nichole Neuenschwander Interview [Women in Horror Month 2025]
Locked (2025)
Eddie (Bill Skarsgard) is a small-time-crook at the end of his rope. In an act of desperation, he attempts to boost a luxury SUV. Too bad it’s a set-up by a wealthy man William (Anthony Hopkins), leading to a game of survival. How will Eddie get out and return to his loving daughter?
Every Bugs Bunny Ever: Lumber Jack-Rabbit (1953)
Lumber Jack-Rabbit (1953)
Directed by Charles M. Jones
Story by Michael Maltese
Animation by Abe Levitow, Ken Harris, Richard Thompson, Lloyd Vaughan, Ben Washam
Music by Carl Stalling
Notable as the only Bugs Bunny cartoon shot in the 3D process, “Lumber Jack-Rabbit” gets off to an amusing start when a wandering Bugs sings “Jimmy Crack Corn” while journeying into Paul Bunyan’s garden. Unaware that he is in a giant’s domain – he mistakes the asparagus for “funny looking trees” – he becomes ecstatic at discovering gigantic carrots. Bugs sets up mining equipment to cull his harvest, but is interrupted by Paul Bunyan’s equally massive Smidgen.
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