Spoiler-Free Review: ‘The Fate of the Furious’ is a Fun Ride
The Fate of the Furious is the eighth instalment in the Fast & Furious franchise. Yes, a movie that started off asContinue Reading
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Review: ‘Class’ Teaches Nothing New to Sci-Fi Fans
Doctor Who is a global phenomenon, so it’s no surprise that the BBC commissioned a new spinoff. Class is aboutContinue Reading
Painful and Socially Relevant: ’13 Reasons Why’ is the Series we Needed. A Review.
Based on the book TH1RTEEN R3ASSONS WHY by Jay Asher Netflix’s latest series 13 Reason’s Why is an astonishingly powerful series centered on the suicide of high school senior Hannah Baker that tackles extremely relevant topics such as suicide, rape, rape culture, misogyny, coming out, toxic masculinity, patriarchy, slut shaming, bullying, and just plain being a better person.
An Empty Filling for ‘Ghost in the Shell’ – Spoiler Review
The title Ghost in the Shell is actually very fitting. What may appear gorgeous and innovative on the outside, isContinue Reading
‘Power Rangers’: Brings the Nostalgia From the Originals, While Putting its Own Spin On It. A Review. #PowerRangersMovie
Whats up guys! I saw the new Power Rangers movie last night! Y’all know I had to make a reviewContinue Reading
Exclusive: “Stranger Fruit” Breathes New Life into the Story of Mike Brown. A Review #SXSW
The screening began with Mike Brown Sr. and director Jason Pollock requesting a moment of silence from the crowd inContinue Reading
‘Beauty and the Beast’ Made Me Feel Like a Kid Again. A Review.
In the age where the words ‘reboot’, ‘remake’, and ‘update’ are mostly common English for Hollywood, it doesn’t come asContinue Reading
Exclusive: ‘Atomic Blonde’ is a Stylish Espionage Spy Thriller, With Little Action in Between. A Review. #SXSW
Atomic Blonde is a film that I wished I loved more than I did. Hailing from David Leitch, co-director ofContinue Reading
Exclusive: ‘Baby Driver’ is a Thrilling Ride That Syncs Your Ears and Heart to the Music. A Review. #SXSW
Edgar Wright has proven to be one of the most consistent film directors of our time. On Saturday night heContinue Reading
‘Song to Song’ is a gorgeous poem on love and lust, that ultimately gets lost along the way. A review. #SXSW
Terrence Malick returns to the big screen with Song to Song after his last polarizing film, Knight of Cups. This film caused fatigueContinue Reading
