Gab Aniceto

A big 'ole dweeb of an illustrator and writer who has a fondness for 90s movies, campy dark comedies and who loves a good romcom where the leads hate each other (at first).

       
 

Film Reviews

FILM REVIEWS
‘The Roses’ REVIEW: Perfectly thorny fun, with surprising vulnerability at the heart of it all
‘The Roses’ REVIEW: Perfectly thorny fun, with surprising vulnerability at the heart of it all

The Roses’ is a wickedly funny, relationship-based comedy about the absurdities and pitfalls of married life, led by absolutely stellar comedic performances from Olivia Colman and Benedict Cumberbatch.

‘Ballerina’ REVIEW: New arrival stumbles, but lands on its feet with a deadly blow
‘Ballerina’ REVIEW: New arrival stumbles, but lands on its feet with a deadly blow

Anchored by a stellar Ana de Armas, ‘Ballerina’ arrives on the scene with all the stylistic action you want out of a Wick movie, but stumbles a little when it comes to its script and emotional core.

'Mickey 17' REVIEW: A dark, funny, and unexpectedly vulnerable sci-fi satire for the ages
'Mickey 17' REVIEW: A dark, funny, and unexpectedly vulnerable sci-fi satire for the ages

‘Mickey 17,’ Bong Joon-ho’s return is a darkly funny, yet vulnerable trip that explores our relationship with our sense of self and others, anchored by a stellar, career best performance from Robert Pattinson.

Film and TV Features

FILM & TV
‘When Harry Met Sally’ and the Mortifying Ordeal of Being Known
‘When Harry Met Sally’ and the Mortifying Ordeal of Being Known

When Harry Met Sally' is a timeless classic, but what makes its portrayal of love so charming? Revisiting the film as a twentysomething experiencing modern life and love.

No Hard Feelings: The (most vulnerable) time of your life
No Hard Feelings: The (most vulnerable) time of your life

Faraz Shariat’s No Hard Feelings captures the inherent uncertainty and vulnerability of both the coming of age and the immigrant experience in a simple, yet honest and emotional film

Lisa Frankenstein: The Monstrous Nature of Girlhood
Lisa Frankenstein: The Monstrous Nature of Girlhood

Lisa Frankenstein, written by Diablo Cody and directed by Zelda Williams is a camp and gothy coming of rage story for all the teenage outcasts and outcasts at heart that blends the macabre and mundane.

List Features

LISTS
It’s Wet Season: 12 Movies to Watch on a Rainy Day
It’s Wet Season: 12 Movies to Watch on a Rainy Day

The SINEGANG.ph staffers have rounded up a batch of movies to comfort and entertain you on a rainy day.

I’ll Be Home for Christmas…to Watch Movies!
I’ll Be Home for Christmas…to Watch Movies!

Ho ho ho! It’s Christmastime, cinephiles! In this special watchlist, the SINEGANG.ph staff selected their favorite Christmas movies or the movies they consider as holiday staples.