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    Movie review: Cheekily titled, ‘Ruby Gillman, Teenage Kraken’ is an easy, breezy, entertaining watch

    When we’re growing up, there are many times when we feel a little monstrous. For many of us, it happens around adolescence: bodies are changing, emotions are huge. And because we’re trying to figure everything out, we can’t help but notice how different we are. That’s probably why there’s no shortage of coming-of-age stories that use monsters as metaphors. The latest entry in this genre, “Ruby ...
    by Tracy Brown, Los Angeles Times Jul 03, 2023 1 minute
    Ruby Gillman, left, and Connor in“ Ruby Gillman: Teenage Kraken.”.

    When we’re growing up, there are many times when we feel a little monstrous.

    For many of us, it happens around adolescence: bodies are changing, emotions are huge. And because we’re trying to figure everything out, we can’t help

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