Disney really made a winning film with The Nightmare Before Christmas, but, I don't think Jack Skellington is an actual skeleton.  My TNBC theory is that he used to be alive!  

The Legend of Korra left a lot to be desired on the details of what happened to our favorite characters.  One of the biggest issues is Avatar Aang not acting as the same person we saw in ATLA.  Let's talk about Aang's kids, his pressures, and what exactly happened.

Greg turning into a tree is one of the scariest parts of Over the Garden Wall - but why exactly did that happen?  Well, hear my theory to find out!

This, like most of my podcast episodes, was originally a video on YouTube.  If you feel like you're missing out on the visual elements please go to https://www.youtube.com/thefangirlwatches to view the video.

It's the very first Quidditch match for Harry Potter.  Gryffendor (Gryffindor?) is playing against Slytherin when something unexpected happens!

What was the motive for killing Emily in The Corpse Bride?  Was she the sister of Victoria Everglot?  Does Victor Van Dort even matter?  There are so many things to talk about, so let's get into the Tim Burton theory!

The Fangirl Watches is here to present you with a general idea of why so many ghosts and paranormal entities in scary movies take forever to get dangerous in film.  This is just a theory, of course, but it does seem to fit most horror movies!

Disney and Pixar have a long time habit of using character death's to propel the plot forward.  But...  are all those deaths really necessary?  Let's talk about it!

I think I've solved the layout of The Unknown in Over the Garden Wall.  Listen to my theory and let me know what you think!

This, like most of my podcast episodes, was originally a video on YouTube.  If you feel like you're missing out on the visual elements please go to https://www.youtube.com/thefangirlwatches to view the video.

Hermione ends up in the girls bathroom as a crazy troll appears in Hogwarts.  Why?  Because Ron Weasley is a jerk!  There, I said it.  

There are two types of people in this world - those who find The Babadook horrifying, and those who see Mr. Babadook for what he really is.  I tend to fall in the 2nd group.