Watch renowned Zumba instructor Toni Costa and the lovable Minions move to the upbeat rhythms of the original song “Tiki Tiki Babeloo (Zumba Remix).” Continue reading “Minions Unite! Univeral Pictures & Zumba Collaborate for Despicable Me 3 Video”
The award winning documentary, No Dress Code Required, is screening this week at the Human Rights Watch Film Festival in New York and while I was not able to attend these screenings in person I was given the opportunity to the watch the film. In this feature, directed by Cristina Herrera Borquez, we are introduced to Victor and Fernando, two men who are deeply in love and wish to get married in Baja California, Mexico. As they begin their journey toward matrimony they are beset with a number of discouraging setbacks and exhausting governmental back and forth. Continue reading “No Dress Code Required Movie Review from @kleffnotes”
New York- June 14, 2017– Paladin has acquired domestic theatrical rights to THEY REMAIN, a genre-bending experience in terror written and directed by Philip Gelatt, it was announced by company president Mark Urman. Gelatt, who has amassed impressive credentials as an innovative, versatile creator of sophisticated genre content in a variety of mediums, has re-teamed on the project with Reno Productions, with whom he made his acclaimed debut feature, “The Bleeding House,” which premiered at the 2011 Tribeca Film Festival. The deal was negotiated by Urman and Reno principal, Will Battersby, who served as the film’s producer. Paladin and Reno are prepping THEY REMAIN for a film festival launch and theatrical release commencing in the Fall. Continue reading “PALADIN TO RELEASE “THEY REMAIN” Genre-Bending Thriller By Philip Gelatt To Open In Fall via @kleffnotes”
I share my mostly spoiler free thoughts on the Wonder Woman movie in this video review. Continue reading “Kleffnotes Guide to #WonderWoman from @kleffnotes”
I was lucky a couple days ago when my schedule opened up and I was able to go and see the latest marvel movie, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, in 3D. I had really enjoyed the first one, but admittedly was a bit apprehensive for the second installment. Sequels are almost never as good/funny as the original and the first GotG was both. How did the second volume stack up? Read on below to find out. Also no spoilers except a few pics, very general impressions about the characters and what happened to them during the film. Don’t be a trash panda and skip this because of that-read it anyways!
It was recently announced that Joss Whedon is connected to a Batgirl movie and after begging to play this role in previous videos I thought this was the perfect opportunity to share the reasons I’m right for the role. Continue reading “Why I Should Be Batgirl from @kleffnotes”
Today I present a bonus Fangirl Freakouts video with a review of the live action Beauty and the Beast movie. I talk about what I loved and what I had issues with in this review. Continue reading “Fangirl Freakouts: Beauty and the Beast ( @beourguest ) from @kleffnotes”
Zombie with a Shotgun, a zombie movie that breaks all of the traditional rules of zombie movies from Hilton Ariel Ruiz, is getting a comic book adaptation. Rats and Crows publishing has announced that it will be publishing the story in a variety of ways, which are available for pre-order now. Continue reading “Zombie with a Shotgun is Getting the Comic Book Treatment ( @ZOMBIEWASHOTGUN ) from @kleffnotes”
Unsolicited Project, a YouTube comedy channel for women and by women, debuted their first feature film Almost Adults. It stars Elise Bauman and Natasha Negovanlis, who many people of the internet will recognize from the webseries Carmilla. In this week’s Fangirl Freakouts I gush about how much I loved this movie, with only a few minor word flubs. Continue reading “Fangirl Freakouts: @AlmostAdultsMov ( @UnsolicitedPic @GayWomenChannel ) from @kleffnotes”
The Nerdy Girl Express 