Artists of Color: Y’all Heard of Pinkshift?
If you’re either shamelessly still in your pop-punk “phase” or from the DMV—that’s DC, Maryland, and Virginia for y’all outside folk—chances are you’ve heard of Pinkshift. This is for those […]
Artists of Color: Meet Sækyi
[Featured image photo by Kadeem Morris/@jamrockdawg] Reigning from Woodbridge, Virginia, 22-year-old rapper Sækyi (pronounced “Sah-kee”) has accomplished things other rappers his age still struggle with. He’s unique. He’s entertaining. And […]
‘Cherry’ Is Inspired by a True Story, But It Doesn’t Have to Be -Review
About a year ago, I spoke with a man who was addicted to heroin for a class project on restorative justice and rehabilitation. We spoke about how he was adjusting […]
Javicia Leslie Bursts Onto The Screen As A Compelling And Kick-Ass New Lead In Season 2 Of ‘Batwoman’ – Review
Season 2 of Batwoman starts off on a rather bleak tone, which is appropriate for all things set in Gotham City. Kate Kane is missing, and Gotham is suffering the […]
Interview: Paul W. S. Anderson Talks ‘Monster Hunter’, Adapting The Source Material & More
Have you seen Monster Hunter yet? Paul W. S. Anderson latest video game adaptation explores the fantastical world of the Monster Hunter games. Milla Jovovich is back on the big […]
Interview: Milla Jovovich Talks ‘Monster Hunter’, Her Military Background, & More
Have you seen Monster Hunter yet? Paul W.S. Anderson’s latest video game adaptation explores the fantastical world of the Monster Hunter games. Milla Jovovich is back on the big screen—or our televisions, […]
‘Scream’ Directors & Producers Tease How They Took On the Franchise and What Fans Can Expect From the Newest Film
Over a safe and unsuspecting Zoom call, I spoke with the cast and crew of the scary and thrilling upcoming, Scream. Directors Matt Bettinelli-Olpen and Tyler Gillet and producers William […]
‘A Babysitter’s Guide to Monster Hunting’ is a Fun Kid-Friendly Halloween Adventure – Review
To say that this has been a scary year is a massive understatement. Thankfully, Spooktober has been a welcome distraction, and Halloween is now right around the corner. Due to […]
Josh Ruben’s Horror-Comedy ‘Scare Me’ Takes Storytelling Back to Basics – Review
Josh Ruben’s feature debut, Scare Me, centers around a struggling horror author Fred (Ruben) as he secludes himself in an eerie cabin in the woods to find some inspiration. There […]
Op-Ed: Resistance is Necessary for Progress – History and Fiction Agree
We’re all in this special and uncertain time together. This generation has seen so much hatred, violence, and systemic oppression to last lifetimes. Now is the time to be united […]