‘Project Power’ Puts a Thrilling Spin on the Notion of Superhuman Abilities – Review
A new drug has been unleashed on the streets of New Orleans, and it is not your ordinary drug. When a person takes this pill, they gain powers beyond their […]
Season 2 of ‘The Umbrella Academy’ Returns Bigger and Better Than Before – Review
Season two of The Umbrella Academy is right around the corner. I might be getting a little ahead of myself, but I’m so happy to report that it is an […]
‘Palm Springs’ Is Not Your Average Rom-Com – Review
There’s been a lot of word-of-mouth hype going around online for Palm Springs. Besides achieving the honor of being the most expensive acquisition to come out of the Sundance Film […]
Despite Some Hiccups ‘Legendary’ Invites You to Experience the Ballroom Scene in an Intimate and Exciting Way – Review
I remember attending my first ball and being in complete awe. As someone who is Black and queer, even my introduction to the ballroom scene felt like a culture shock. […]
Gina Prince-Bythewood’s Adaptation of Greg Rucka’s Epic Comic ‘The Old Guard’ Is An Awesome Time – Review
The Old Guard follows the lives of a group of immortals who fight for what they believe is right. The mercenaries–who are centuries of years old–have their secret discovered while […]
Just As It Was On Stage, ‘Hamilton’ Is As Excellent and Necessary As Ever – Review
For the first time ever, fans can stream the hit play Hamilton: An American Musical on Disney+. Like most things, Broadway has taken a break due to the ongoing COVID-19 […]
Despite the Promise of Hilarity, ‘Eurovision Song Contest’ Falls Short – Review
Eurovision is an annual competition where various European countries nominate their best song and artist and then vote for the best overall. For many in the Western Hemisphere, Eurovision is […]
‘Doom Patrol’ Season 2 Gives Audiences Even More to Love – Review
During the last episode of Doom Patrol‘s fist season, audiences saw the team going their separate ways and trying to venture out into the world. However, that doesn’t last long […]
‘The King of Staten Island’ Hilariously Tackles the Ache of Powering Through Grief – Review
Similar to last year’s Honey Boy, which provided Shia Labeouf with some catharsis as he explored his tumultuous upbringing with his father, The King of Staten Island does the same […]