Originally, this podcast was called “The Good Cringe,” because I was going to review cringey horror, suspense, and thriller movies. However, I decided to incorporate all genres of film as I tend to over-analyze any movie I watch, not just the cringey spooky ones.
In this podcast, I will be analyzing and pointing out the parts of a movie that either didn’t make sense to me or I just didn’t understand. Normally, this annoys anyone watching a movie with me, so I figured it would be fun to make a space where others can enjoy it, too.
Thank you for joining me in my new journey. Much love.
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Originally, this podcast was called “The Good Cringe,” because I was going to review cringey horror, suspense, and thriller movies. However, I decided to incorporate all genres of film as I tend to over-analyze any movie I watch, not just the cringey spooky ones.
In this podcast, I will be analyzing and pointing out the parts of a movie that either didn’t make sense to me or I just didn’t understand. Normally, this annoys anyone watching a movie with me, so I figured it would be fun to make a space where others can enjoy it, too.
Thank you for joining me in my new journey. Much love.
Originally, this podcast was called “The Good Cringe,” because I was going to review cringey horror, suspense, and thriller movies. However, I decided to incorporate all genres of film as I tend to over-analyze any movie I watch, not just the cringey spooky ones.
In this podcast, I will be analyzing and pointing out the parts of a movie that either didn’t make sense to me or I just didn’t understand. Normally, this annoys anyone watching a movie with me, so I figured it would be fun to make a space where others can enjoy it, too.
Thank you for joining me in my new journey. Much love.
