‘Young Hearts’ Is Unpretentious In Its Subtle Teen Romance – Review
[by Nicolás Delgadillo] There’s a confidence in the simplicity of siblings Sarah and Zachary Jay Sherman’s Young Hearts. The film opens on a gentle shot of fallen leaves, a clear symbol […]
‘Safety’ Brings Back The Magic Of Old-Fashioned Earnest Sports Dramas – Review
Safety (directed by Reginald Hudlin) is a drama inspired by the empowering story of former Clemson University football safety Ray McElrathbey (played by Jay Reeves). The film follows Ray as […]
‘Onyx Equinox’ Offers A Story That Has Been A Long Time Coming for Latino Anime Fans – Review
'Onyx Equinox' Offers a Story That Has Been a Long Time Coming for Latino Anime Fans - Review
‘Animaniacs’ Perfectly Blends Hilarity And Nostalgia – Review
Warner Siblings Yakko, Wakko and Dot are back to stir up some laughs in Hulu’s revival of the Animaniacs. I don’t know about you, but when it was announced that […]
‘Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales’ For PS4 Is A Masterfully Crafted Spidey Story – Review
New Spider On The Scene Everything about Miles Morales on PlayStation oozes style. From the bumping menu music to the intro song to the web-slinger himself, this new Spider-Man game […]
‘Spider-Man: Miles Morales’ Is The Perfect Launch Title For The PS5 – Review
It’s been seven years since we’ve received a new console from Sony and with a new generation comes new launch titles. The original PlayStation had Rayman, PlayStation 2 launched with […]
‘A Babysitter’s Guide to Monster Hunting’ is a Fun Kid-Friendly Halloween Adventure – Review
To say that this has been a scary year is a massive understatement. Thankfully, Spooktober has been a welcome distraction, and Halloween is now right around the corner. Due to […]
‘The Babysitter: Killer Queen’ Knows What Worked Last Time and Does It Again – Review
Three years into high school and two years after a chaotic night with his babysitter, Cole (Judah Lewis) is in need of serious counseling. As high schooler he’s uncomfortable in […]
‘Train to Busan Presents: Peninsula’ Further Explores the World and Lore of the First Film – Review
I recall the feeling I had after finishing Train to Busan for the first time. Not only was this the first Korean language film I’d seen, but it was a […]