


‘The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special’ Has The Right Spirit – Review
by Nicolás Delgadillo In an interesting move, the behemoth that is the Marvel Cinematic Universe has gone with a unique little choice for the capper to their most significant and […]

‘Willow’ Is A Charming Nostalgic Fantasy Adventure For All Ages – Review
Legacy sequels are extremely common in our current pop culture landscape, using nostalgia in an attempt to replicate success from decades ago. In most cases, such projects fail to understand […]

‘Wednesday’ Is The Gothic Coming-Of-Age We Needed – Review
What’s a coming-of-age story without some outcasts? Tim Burton and Netflix resurrect The Addams Family to focus on the story of Wednesday Addams, the icon for goth teenagers everywhere. Scream […]

Rian Johnson’s ‘Glass Onion’ Is A Grandiose Satire With Incredibly Relevant Layers – Review
Rian Johnson brought a modernized spin to the murder mystery genre in Knives Out, centering his story on the remarkably relevant themes of white privilege and generational wealth. In his […]

‘Strange World’ Is A Heartfelt Sci-Fi Adventure That Teaches A Couple Valuable Lessons – Review
It’s safe to say that most new releases from Walt Disney Animation in recent years have been pretty formulaic. There’s always a cute animal sidekick, a defiant teen, some larger-than-life […]

‘The Menu’ Serves Up Plenty Of Laughs & Thrills In This Fresh Dark Comedy – Review
It has been a while since we’ve had a smart, cohesive dark comedy, but the “three Michelin star-level” film The Menu is just that. Paired with an eclectic mix of […]

‘Disenchanted’ Tries Hard To Recapture The Original’s Charm – Review
When Giselle (Amy Adams) climbed out of a sewer to get her first glimpse at New York City 15 years ago, she was about to experience the most magical adventure […]

‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever’ Is A Beautiful Tribute To Chadwick Boseman And One Of Marvel’s Best – Review
The sequel to one of Marvel’s best films is almost here, but it comes with great sadness. Chadwick Boseman passed away in 2020, and the filmmakers had to take a […]

‘Guillermo del Toro’s Cabinet of Curiosities’ Celebrates The Art Of Horror – Review
by Diego Peralta A good horror story will not come at you with loud jump scares, flashing lights, and a creature with the sole purpose of looking for its next […]