Santi's Film & TV Talks

 Hello, my fellow readers. I started this film blog so that I can get through the pandemic one day at a time, but now that I've got my own apartment, registering to be a University student, and being a part of a program for people with Autism. I've got soo much on my plate that I've decided that this will be the last time that I am using my blog site. Of course I'll miss review my latest movies and making ranking lists, but since that I now have a Letterboxd account and a podcast where I talk about my interests, it was time to put my blogging on hold for now. This isn't goodbye. This is see you later. 

Hello and Happy Halloween! Today, I saw Last Night in Soho in theaters on Halloween Night, it was a really really good experience. It was the perfect opportunity to see a horror movie on a holiday.  Last Night in Soho is a British psychological horror movie about a young woman who goes to downtown London in the busy streets of Soho and studies to become a fashion designer at the University of Arts in London, she rents out a flat and Eloise is transported to the 1960s and encounters a wannabe singer and those dreams start bridge into her reality in very dark ways. It stars Thomasin McKenzie, Anya Taylor-Joy, Matt Smith, Diana Rigg, Jessie Mei Li, Michael Ajao, Synnove Karlsen and Terence Stamp, and is directed by Edgar Wright. Edgar Wright is known for his incredible filmography of comedy movies including Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz, not to mention his cult classic, Scott Pilgrim vs. the World and his action movie, Baby Driver. 4 years after Baby Driver, he decided to delve into horr