David Lynch's "Twin Peaks" Season 3

       David Lynch's Twin Peaks Season 3 took me on a ride from the very beginning. From the moment the bomb dropped I was somewhat confused as to what was happening . It was appealing to sit back and watch the bomb explode from a distance. I then noticed that it was me approaching the inside of the explosion. I believe that David Lynch knew what he was doing by getting the audience engaged by first feeling unsure of what they're watching. Next  and throughout the film, by having the audience engaged regardless of whether or not they were aware of what was happening because they felt like they were in the film. I believe a sequence at least remotely similar to the sequence of this film is necessary for any type of story.

Scooby Doo and the Cyber Chase I.I.

The major inciting incident in Scooby Too the Cyber Chase was that the Scooby Doo and the crew accidentally get trapped inside a video game that has been infected by a virus. Now that they are not in their normal environment they must figure out a way to outsmart the virus in his own home.

Ghost Algebra , Janie Geiser Film Review

                Ghost Algebra was one of the first experimental films I've ever seen an to me it didn't stand out in any way. I appreciated the ominous vibe to the piece and some of the scenes resembled claymation which always makes me slightly uncomfortable. Ghost Algebra along with any other experimental film to me is like a painting without explanation. The artist allows the piece to speak for itself, as this film did to me. In conclusion Ghost Algebra was a fun film to watch,  the only flaw is that its easily forgettable.

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