‘You’ Season 3: Love Can Fix Him (Maybe) – Review
It’s that time again. Time to Netflix and gaslight. Or as others like to say, time to watch the new season of You. Speaking from a strictly moral standpoint, the […]
The Season 3 Premiere Of ‘Batwoman’ Promises A Bigger World That Could Have Had Poison Ivy Weed – Review
Batwoman’s season three premiere promises a much bigger world than what we saw in last season. A lot of last season was, understandably, a game of keep up. With Ruby […]
‘The Night House’ Is A Ghost Story That Continues To Haunt Long After The Credits Roll – Review
The Night House is a story that centers around perhaps one of the scariest things anyone can ever experience: grief. It follows the recently widowed Beth (Rebecca Hall) struggling to […]
‘Heels’ Cast Promises The Starz Premiere Is Worth The Wait
From the mind of Loki creator Michael Waldron, Heels is a classic tale of rival brotherhood with a niche twist. The upcoming Starz series follows two brothers struggling to preserve […]
‘Old’ Is Proof Not Every Adaptation Has To Be A Movie Adaptation – Review
Perhaps the most interesting thing about Old is the thing that holds it back. Based on the graphic novel Sandcastle by Pierre Oscar Levy and Frederik Peeters and adapted for […]
The Meaning Of ‘Fast & Furious’
Welcome to the 167th episode of “The Meaning Of” Podcast! To finish their fun on the first five Fast & Furious films, the First Cut crew welcomes longtime fan and […]
The Meaning Of ‘Constantine’
The crew meets up with special guest DJ Woolridge to discuss Constantine (2005) and Wooldridge’s upcoming comic book, HELLBENT, and how they both personify religion to tell good stories. They […]
Despite A Valiant Effort, ‘Spiral: From the Book of Saw’ Falls Into Downward Spiral – Review
If it ain’t broke, make a sequel. Or better yet, make a franchise. Since its 2004 debut, Saw has become one of the most famous horror franchises. It has the […]
Artists of Color: Shy Lennox Is Unforgettable
When I first heard Shy Lennox’s rich, soulful voice sing a simple melody, he somehow made a crowded hallway seem magical. I instantly knew that the crammed high school wasn’t […]
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 […]