Film Review: Booksmart Is A Brilliant Comedy On Female Friendships
Women can be friends, people! Every lady, especially in these trying times, needs a woman
Movie Reviews
Reviewing how the latest movies speak to the human experience.
Film Review: A Violent Separation Shows The Unity of Brothers
You cannot pick your family; this is a fact. Yet, for however much they may
Film Review: The Hustle Remakes The Scoundrel Comedy
Remade after Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, with the lead roles now held by women, The Hustle
Film Review: The Last Summer Gets Serious
When it comes to teen romances, you CANNOT beat Netflix. They have given us “movie
Film Review: Long Shot Hits A Rom-Com Goal
I was incredibly impressed with Long Shot. While the Seth Rogen film is hilarious, continuing
Film Review: Clara Makes You See Stars
To believe or not to believe? That is Clara’s question. Written and directed by Akash
Film Review: The Man Who Killed Don Quixote Will Be Released
Written and directed by Terry Gilliam, The Man Who Killed Don Quixote (TMWKDQ) should really
Film Review: Netflix Plans The Perfect Date
I truly believe Netflix has a crush on Noah Centineo, and are making him their
Film Review: Little Comes Big With Laughs And Wisdom
“We know who we are when we are kids. It’s the world that beats it
Film Review: Dumbo Soars With Disney Magic
Dumbo is a must-see for kids. The live action film of the cartooned, Disney classic
Film Review: Five Feet Apart Wants You To Cry
Five Feet Apart was made with the goal to have viewers balling at the forbidden
Film Review: Captain Marvel Is The Woman
Watching Captain Marvel, my womanhood cosmically combusted and nearly led an intergalactic Women’s March (lol!).
Film Review: Climax Is MTV Meets Horror On LSD
If MTV and a literal nightmare got together to remake Reefer Madness, you would have
Film Review: Stray Shows The “Human” of Superhuman
Stray plays like a crime thriller; giving a grounded sense to its supernatural themes and
Film Review: Isn’t It Romantic Is So Funny
Watching Isn’t It Romantic, colorfully directed by Todd Strauss-Schulson, I kept on thinking of Amy