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Some of my hobbies are matching movies/ filmmaking.

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What went well for you last year in any class?

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What went well for you last year in any class?

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I liked having the digital option for assignments.

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What do you consider your biggest challenge in school

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What do you consider your biggest challenge in school

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One of my biggest challenges was keeping track of all my assignments.

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Defunctland_ The History of Toys _R_ Us Times Square 9-56 screenshot

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What was the most fun thing you did last summer

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What was the most fun thing you did last summer

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Over the summer I went to Disneyland with a friend.

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Chip and Dale Review - Citizen HAL 4-3 screenshot

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Who is your favorite character from a book, movie, tv show or video game

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Who is your favorite character from a book, movie, tv show or video game

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Boris Karloff’s Frankenstein Monster (Frankenstein (1931) - Bride of Frankenstein (1935)) I really love Karloff’s depiction of the monster and how much like the rest of the Universal Monsters he’s not just a one dimensional villain and is a tragic sympathetic character that was influenced by Director James Whales’ real life discrimination. Sure he may not be entirely book accurate but Karloff brings a humanity to the role that has become iconic in its own right. Another part I love about the character is the design of the monster by legendary makeup designer Jack Pierce who designed all of the Universal Monsters. The design has become so iconic that the design pops up every Halloween to sell various merchandise. In future movies the monster became less interesting of a character. In Son of Frankenstein The Monster just becomes a pawn for Ygor and the Son of Frankenstein, however Karloff still brings a humanity to the role. In Ghost of Frankenstein the role was taken by Lon Chaney jr. who’s great as The Wolf Man but as The Monster is just dull. Also in the film The Monster gets a brain transplant with Ygor so he takes over the monster’s body so for all intents and purposes the character as we know him is dead, but I still love Karloff’s tragic, human performance as The Monster. Also he’s not “Frankenstein”.