TV Review: The Frasier Reboot
I have been watching Dr. Frasier Crane since his early days on Cheers, where he started as a love interest for Diane and a rival for Sam. He was initially stuffy, snobby and pretentious, but he soon found himself in…
I have been watching Dr. Frasier Crane since his early days on Cheers, where he started as a love interest for Diane and a rival for Sam. He was initially stuffy, snobby and pretentious, but he soon found himself in…
As a highly expressive art form, animation readily reveals the signature of its animator. From Hayao Miyazaki’s depictions of lovingly home-cooked meals in response to wartime and post-war scarcity in Japan to Ralph Bakshi’s heavy use of photographic references for…
Welcome to our Pride Month recommendation post! As June unfolds, we’re thrilled to highlight our extensive collection of movies and books that embrace and champion the LGBTQIA+ community. From heartwarming tales of acceptance to enlightening explorations of identity, our shelves…
Last month, ShortHaus Cinema featured a director turned producer. In an interesting turn, this month we’re featuring someone who intended to be a producer but turned out to be a spectacular director. Charlotte Wells has made a big splash in…
Welcome to another fun-filled Summer on the Bookmobile! Check out a summer-themed book to enjoy while lounging at the beach or pool, grab a cookbook to learn the best grilling techniques and participate in our Tomato-mania activities to win some…
Nothing beats that feeling you get when cresting over a roller coaster hill, flying through the coaster’s layout. Roller coasters offer a safe way to get a fun thrill ride. The way we build and design coasters is ever-evolving and…
Synopsis After nearly 20 years in the role of Meg Mortimer, aging star Noele “Nolly” Gordon finds herself abruptly fired from the long-running British soap opera Crossroads. This is despite the fact that she is wildly popular with the fans…
ShortHaus Cinema’s next featured director reveals an interesting dilemma. Despite being one of the most well-known names in Hollywood and beyond, George Lucas is one of the least prolific directors we’ve featured, only directing a scant six films, four of…
From the countless references in pop culture, to the numerous games based on the system, the whole world of lore of its own, and the decade of moral panic surrounding the game, it’s clear that Dungeons & Dragons has made…
I’m about to wax poetic about one of my favorite RPG series for 1000+ words, so here’s the short version: this is a fantastic turn-based RPG. Even if that isn’t normally your genre of video game, the combat system is…