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Category Archives: movies about neighbors or community
Another Day Another Cult
This week two movies about cults (or cult like) were released. I was so happy to see the mysterious “Don’t Worry Darling”. I could tell it was creepy and the town was holding a secret from the promotions. It started … Continue reading
Candyman and Housing
I was at a Halloween party this weekend and they had B movies in the background. Then, they switched it to Candyman. I noticed right away that the dialogue and the visual shots were all about housing – affordability, projects, … Continue reading
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Netflix’s The Watcher review
I just binge watched Netflix’s The Watcher. I was hooked the minute I saw the trailer – and it has Olivia Newton John’s song in it! Very creepy trailer. I posted the true story article a few weeks ago. I … Continue reading
Watch your neighbors watching you
A creepy new show is going to start on Netflix soon. It is based on true story. Here it is. So many scary details, mostly how neighbors turn on neighbors. https://www.thecut.com/article/the-haunting-of-657-boulevard-in-westfield-new-jersey.html
News from Whistle Stop and Lake Wobegon
Years ago I read the book by Francis Flagg Fried Green Tomatoes. I loved it all. I recently listened to it on audible. The part I was focusing on was what I wanted cohousing to be like – a newsletter. … Continue reading
What do 3rd Rock from the Sun and Dirty Dancing have in common?
(hint: it’s not Wayne Knight) I got caught. I was at the beach and a neighbor saw me on my phone instead of enjoying nature. I know I think snide thoughts when I see others doing that but in my … Continue reading
The Anarchists on HBO and The Deep End on Hulu
Sometimes shows can capture what life is like living in a forming community. HBO has a documentary called The Anarchists about a group of, you guessed it, anarchists organizing a conference and living in Acapulco, Mexico. This show demonstrates exactly … Continue reading
The Slap and Cohousing
I wrote this months ago way before the Slap that was heard around the world at the Oscars 2022. The Slap is a novel and it was made into a TV series in it’s homeland of Australian and then into … Continue reading
Only Murderers in The Building – an Intentional Community review
This show is a hit. It has such comedy star power – Steve Martin, Martin Short, Nathan Lane and introduces my generation to Selena Gomez. I knew I would want to see it from an intentional community perspective. They all … Continue reading
review of movies about intentional communities and communes
I did it. I googled movies about communes and intentional communities and I watched them all. Bad news, none are very accurate but many are entertaining. The good news is, that as a filmmaker, this gives me the opportunity to … Continue reading