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Andrew J. Salazar

California State University Los Angeles graduate and entertainment journalist living in the heart of the film industry. Lives for the lore.

The MonsterVerse Reaches Its Peak With ‘Godzilla vs. Kong’ – Review

Godzilla vs. Kong is the first certified blockbuster hit of 2021. An achievement that many wouldn’t expect from Warner Bros. and Legendary’s MonsterVerse. The road to this epic face-off has […]

Godzilla vs. Kong: Recounting The Historic Beef Between The Titans

The lead-up to Godzilla vs. Kong has been full of surprises. Two of cinema’s most iconic beasts duking it out for the first time in roughly 60 years, and with […]

‘Street Gang’ Reminds Us Of What Sesame Street Is Supposed To Be – Review

Big Bird, Grover, Bert and Ernie…some of the most recognizable icons in all of television. Not an overstatement by any means, Sesame Street is one of the most watched children […]

The Cathartic Nature of the Rodeo is Unveiled in ‘Bull’ – Review

Annie Silverstein’s Bull may be one of the most cathartic watches of 2020. The film has finally reached a wide release through the festival circuit, originally premiering at Cannes last […]

‘Finding Yingying’ Preserves Life Through Raw Endearment – Review

Yingying Zhang is a name many will probably not instantly recognize. The 26-year-old Chinese scholar came to the U.S to study ecology at the University of Illinois in April 2017. […]

'Inside the Rain' is a Hopeful Step For Mental Awareness in Film – Review

Aaron Fisher’s Inside the Rain comes at an interesting time for the entertainment industry. Marginalized groups are seeing a surge in representation like never before – although, the progress, is […]

The Rules of the Game Change in John Leguizamo’s ‘Critical Thinking’ – Review

One will probably never see chess reach nail-biting velocity outside of Critical Thinking. Even if they do, it will be without the authenticity that John Leguizamo pumps into this directorial […]

Jayro Bustamante’s ‘La Llorona’ is Quintessential Latinx Horror – Review

Guatemalan director and writer Jayro Bustamante has just delivered one of the most unique horror films of not only the decade, but of the 21st century so far. The tale […]

Interview: Massoud Bakhshi Talks Creating ‘Yalda, a Night for Forgiveness’

Yalda, a Night for Forgiveness debuted at this year’s Sundance Film Festival to thunderous applause. The film was among 11 other high caliber entries in the World Cinema Dramatic competition. […]

Sundance 2020: ‘Summer White’ Breaks Down Toxic Latinx Habits – Review

“Mamitis” is not a term one hears every day. Those with Latin roots are more than likely familiar with the saying. The slang is meant to be taken as a […]

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