‘The Half of It’ is a Captivating Fresh Take on the Coming-of-Age Genre – Review
Netflix has no shortage of rom-coms, teen movies, or coming-of-age stories on its platform. But Alice Wu, director The Half of It, takes those known genres and subverts it into […]
‘The Lovebirds’ is a Hilarious Murder Mystery With Crucial Commentary on Coupledom – Review
Originally slated to premiere at SXSW and have a theatrical release, The Lovebirds was one of many films that had to change its release tactics doe to the closure of […]
‘SCOOB!’ is a Sweet and Funny Tale That’s Perfect for Kids – Review
No one expected Trolls 2 to redefine the landscape of cinema. But in a year serving up more plot twists than the entirety of M. Night Shyamalan’s filmography, it should […]
Amazon Prime’s ‘Upload’ is Perfect for Quarantine Binge-Watching – Review
Amazon Prime’s new series Upload is a refreshing and funny take on the science-fiction utopia genre. Produced and written by Greg Daniels (The Office, Parks and Recreation), the series is […]
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 […]
All is Bright and Charming in DC’s Latest Superhero Series ‘Stargirl’ – Review
If the first few episodes are any indication of how the whole series will play out, then DC fans have quite the treat ahead of them.
High-Octane Action is the Biggest Standout in ‘Extraction’ – Review
Extraction – or EXTRA ACTION as I like to call it – is the newest Netflix action movie directed by Sam Hargrave and produced by The Russo Brothers.
‘What We Do in the Shadows’ Returns With Even More Spooky Laughs – Review
FX has a terrific comedy on their hands and now more than ever, audiences have an opportunity to catch up and feast on this vampire satire.
‘Queen Sono’ Puts a Saucy African Twist on Modern Espionage Work
This six episode journey unfolds as an dangerous dynamic between African radicalists, a Russian heiress (turned mobster) and a fashionable South African secret agent develops.
‘Devs’ is Peak Heady Science-Fiction Television – Review
Are humans obsessed with choice? Is free will a construct or a reality? Is determinism merely a nihilistic belief or is it the foundation of human existence?
Cliques and Powerful Politics Abound in ‘Selah And The Spades’ – Review
Academics, high school hierarchies and politics collide in Selah And The Spades. With her directorial debut, writer/director Tayarisha Poe gives the audience a film that will leave you thinking and […]
‘Like a Boss’ Celebrates Friendship and (Mostly) Feminism – Review
Like a Boss follows best friends Mia Carter (Tiffany Haddish) and Mel Paige (Rose Byrne) as they struggle to keep their makeup business, Mel & Mia, afloat.
‘Big Time Adolescence’ Delivers the Kind of Comfort Food Viewers Are Looking For – Review
Nothing seems more tailored made for an at-home viewing experience than a short and sweet coming-of-age comedy. Netflix would be the first to harp about the success they’ve had with […]
Disneynature’s ‘Dolphin Reef’ is an Insightful Journey Into Ocean Wildlife – Review
The latest Disneynature documentary takes viewers into the depths of the sea.
‘Elephant’ is a Worthy Addition to the Disneynature Collection – Review
Following a herd of elephants as they’re about to make the treacherous journey across the Kalahari Desert in search of water during the dry season, Elephant is one of two […]
The Season Two Premiere of ‘Harley Quinn’ Keeps the Laughs Coming – Review
With Gotham dealing with anarchy will Harley take full control of the city? Will the Caped Crusader ever return? Did King Shark actually see Beyonce, or is it just Mr. Freeze?