‘Gossip Girl’ Episode 3: “Lies Wide Shut” Dynamic And Queer Characters Take Center Stage And The Show Is Better For It – Recap
By Joshua Mackey Well, here we are back again with the new royalty of Constance Billard, but with the same old Gossip Girl antics. Episode three gives more insight into the […]
‘Gossip Girl’ Episode 2: “She’s Having a Maybe” Drama And Style Continue To Wow As The Show Finds Its Footing – Review
By Joshua Mackey Welcome back, readers. Here we are once again with Constance Billard’s elite navigating their social status, potential damages to it, and the ramifications of when everything falls apart […]
‘Fear Street Part 3: 1666’ Is A Notably Good Conclusion To A Wicked Horror Trilogy – Review
By Angel Amaral It’s crazy to think that if someone didn’t like you back in the 1600s and they accused you of being a witch, you were done for! Fear […]
‘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 […]
Henry Golding Holds His Own In Potential Series Starter ‘Snake Eyes’ – Review
Paramount is trying their luck again at revamping one of their most treasured IPs. It is not as prevalent today, but there are still plenty of fans who will vouch […]
Gossip Girl, Episode 1: “Just Another Girl on the MTA” Brings Us Back To Constance Billard, But We Are Off To A Clumsy Start – Recap
Gossip Girl, Episode 1: “Just Another Girl on the MTA” Brings Us Back To Constance Billard, But We Are Off To A Clumsy Start - Review
‘Fear Street Part 2: 1978’ Takes a Stab at Stephen King Horror – Review
By Angel Amaral I would like to personally thank Stephen King, a master of horror, on record for his contribution to the genre I love immensely. To this day, his […]
‘The Tomorrow War’ Fails To Differentiate Itself From Similar Sci-Fi Action Epics – Review
By Nicolás Delgadillo Amazon Prime Video’s The Tomorrow War has all the makings of a smash hit sci-fi action epic with its large-scale apocalyptic conflict, a group of ragtag heroes, and […]
‘Fear Street Part One: 1994’ Is A Love Letter To Horror Fans With A Compelling Portrait of an LGBTQ+ Romance – Review
By Angel Amaral Ghostface asked audiences 25 years ago, “Do you like scary movies?” To answer that question, I absolutely adore scary movies as horrifying and crazy as that sounds. […]