‘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 […]
Netflix’s Magical Fantasy Adaptation ‘The School for Good and Evil’ Falls Short – Review
The latest epic fantasy adaptation comes to us from Netflix. School for Good and Evil originated in 2013 as a book series by author Soman Chainani. The potential franchise starter […]
Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson Sets The DCEU On An Exciting Course In ‘Black Adam’ – Review
To say that there’s a lot of pressure on DC’s Black Adam would be an understatement. Although this project has been almost a decade in the making, at least officially […]
‘Werewolf By Night’ Will Leave You Hungry For More – Review
Werewolf by Night is a much-needed sign of hope for the Marvel Cinematic Universe at this very moment. Now heading towards the finish line of Phase 4 with Black Panther: […]
The Sanderson Sisters Bring Back Their Kooky Charm In ‘Hocus Pocus 2’ – Review
In the ’90s, the Sanderson Sisters were witches brought back to life by a virgin lighting the black flame candle, causing chaos and mayhem all over Salem on Halloween night. […]
‘Entergalactic’ Is A Trippy Story About Black Love Coupled With Incredible Songs – Review
Visual albums have become part of the norm when artists want to share music in a new way. In Entergalactic, Scott “Kid Cudi” Mescudi and Kenya Barris join forces to […]
‘Andor’ Is A Complex Spy Thriller – Review
When the original Star Wars premiered back in 1977, it blew audiences away with something they’ve never seen before. It was a tapestry of a mystical and futuristic universe, with […]
‘The Woman King’ Is Anchored By Oscar-Worthy Performances – Review
It took six years to bring one of the most highly anticipated movies to life, The Woman King! Director Gina Prince-Bythewood (Love & Basketball, The Old Guard) and Academy Award-winning […]
‘Pearl’ Is A Wickedly Superb Entry For The Horror Genre – TIFF 2022 Review
“Break a leg!” Ti West returns in the same year with the prequel to X, Pearl—a phenomenal technicolor horror that displays the psychological descent of the titular character. Written by […]