Sarah has an undergraduate degree in Clothing & Textile Design and a Master's in Art History and Visual Culture, with an emphasis on fashion history. When she’s not caught in paralyzing existential dread, she's drinking craft cocktails and writing about historical costume in film and television. She's been pissing people off on the internet since 1995.
Let's be very honest here. Disney's Jungle Cruise (2021) is not high cinema. It is not meant to be high cinema. It will never be high cinema. And you... Read more →
I felt like dipping into a cozy British murder film for today's Throwback Thursday, and decided on the classic star-studded rendition of Agatha... Read more →
Last week I got a random desire to watch Apollo 13 (1995), and it wasn't until a day or so later that I realized it was because I subconsciously... Read more →
The latest iteration of an Arthurian legend, The Green Knight (2021) is hitting theaters on July 30, 2021. The teaser pics and trailer have... Read more →
Damian Lewis is about as striking an actor as they come. Tall with gorgeous red hair and classic leading man looks, he's been a staple in historical... Read more →
As I've been working my way through The Duchess of Duke Street (1976-1977), a familiar face popped up. Zelah Clarke was in numerous historical films... Read more →
We kicked off quarantine last year with a brand new 55" 4k TV, and the first thing we watched was Long Way Up (2020), the third installment of Ewan... Read more →
Fido (2006), with it's genre-blending plot of campy horror, 1950s nostalgia, and alternate historical timeline, is not your typical Frock Flicks... Read more →
I've been working my way through The Duchess of Duke Street (1976-1977) which is streaming on Amazon Prime Video currently. Normally, I am not a big... Read more →
Mary Boleyn's Green Dress in Anne of the Thousand Days Hands down, one of the most beautiful dresses in this film, and it's reserved for poor 'ol... Read more →
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