Monika Rennick

Monika Rennick is an undergraduate student at St. Stephen's University, which is located in New Brunswick, on the eastern coast of Canada. She is constantly trying to decide between watching a movie, reading a book, or finally writing a paper she's been putting off.

She is a passionate lover of many things, including but not limited to good writing, nice camera angles, David Tennant, pasta, travelling, and the ocean. She is an absolute sucker for 80s movies, and is instantly entranced by any kind of story.

When she's not studying, working her way through Netflix, or running around on a beach somewhere pretending to be a pirate... nope, just kidding. That's about all she does.

The Mitchells Vs. The Machines (2021) - Review

: Monika Rennick

: July 22, 2022

Everyone’s embarrassed by their family, but the Mitchells might actually be the most embarrassing family ever. Or they might be just like the rest of […]

Dumplin' (2018) - Review

: Monika Rennick

: July 21, 2022

Jennifer Aniston, Dolly Parton, and body positivity. What could go wrong? Frankly, a couple of questionable Southern accents aside, not much. Dumplin’ is delightful and […]

Heartstopper (2022) - Review

: Monika Rennick

: July 20, 2022

Heartstopper, a Netflix original series, might be the cutest thing I’ve ever seen in my life. I know that sounds exaggerated, but I’m not kidding. […]

Godspeed (2022)

: Monika Rennick

: July 19, 2022

Godspeed is a Turkish film written by Hakan Evrensel and Mehmet Ada Öztekin. It is based on a book entitled Yolun Acik Olsun, and the […]

The Good Place (2016-2020) - Review

: Monika Rennick

: July 18, 2022

The Good Place aired its series finale over two years ago, but it is a far cry from outdated. The Good Place is Michael Schur’s […]

Sierra Burgess Is a Loser (2018) - Review

: Monika Rennick

: July 17, 2022

Today I watched Sierra Burgess Is a Loser for the first time. I know, I know — I’m super late to the party. But Shannon […]

Vivo (2021) - Review

: Monika Rennick

: July 16, 2022

Chunky animation and bright colours present a deceptively deep story in Vivo. Starring Lin-Manuel Miranda as the titular kinkajou, Ynairaly Simo as his unlikely adolescent […]