Author Archives: Erica Martinez

Four weeks in and the schoolwork isn’t getting any harder. If this is the hardest year of law school then the next two I will complete in my sleep. I do look forward to the elective classes, though. International law, Immigration law, maybe Antitrust and some criminal classes. My goal right now is simple: #1Continue reading “4 Weeks into Law School”

I don’t want to jinx myself but I am not overwhelmed with schoolwork. That might be a problem. I do the reading the night before class and I get the assignments turned in on time. I don’t “study” the way I should. I read the text, understand it and then move on. I am theContinue reading “Two Weeks Into Law School”

These lovelies are going to love growing on my balcony.

This film has a scheduled release date in January 2022. January?! What horrow film comes out in January? There are two times a year when slasher films should come out: summer (obviously!) and Halloween. Who thinks “geez I’m cold, let’s sit down to a slasher film and a cup of hot cocoa!” Nobody! If theContinue reading “Scream 5”

Let me start by saying that I think movies based on comic books are the least original projects Hollywood puts out. Marvel is Hollywood’s crack. One hit and everyone needs Narcotics Anonymous. What I mean is once you get pulled into a Marvel movie that is what you will known for and your career basedContinue reading “Park Seo Joon joining Marvel?!”

I have moved to South Dakota for law school. I am minutes away from Iowa and Nebraska. Let me tell you what I have just realized: I have not heard a single police siren or street race since I have been here. It’s so quiet here. At night I can see the stars from myContinue reading “South Dakota”

I AM GOING TO LAW SCHOOL!

Oscar Contender Watch! This one checks off a lot of my boxes. Steven Yeun is a heavyweight. Alan Kim has a bright future.

Directed by Larry Clark Produced by StudioCanal Not all homicides are unjustified. Based on a true story.

Director: Alexandre Aja Producer: Paramount Pictures Better than Sharknado. I don’t like gushy, “I believe in you” kind of movies. Not far into this film you realize that is what this is. If you are stuck in a flooding basement with two gators and your college kid, are you going to be talking about swimContinue reading “Crawl (2019)”