Watching Shadow & Bone, premiering April 23 on Netflix, I felt like I was watching the Shadowhunters go on a Lord of The Rings’ expedition…
I admit it. I have spent a few years traveling the world as an expat, and, frankly, we are a weird bunch. We are filled…
There are two words often associated with Billie Holiday: legend and tragedy. She is the epitome of jazz, and, in a way, its roots: black…
Barb And Star Go To Vista Del Mar (BASGTVDM) was NOT at all what I thought it would be. I knew it would be funny…
In the next few days, you are going to hear a lot about Fred Hampton, but I really want to state a few facts before…
I don’t know how the world deals with aging. In Latinx culture, our elders are like gods, and it would be considered sinful and ungrateful…
What if one day you lost one of your senses, a limb, or your capacity to do something with your body? Okay, that is a…
Coming to theaters and HBO Max on Christmas Day, Wonder Woman 1984 felt like one of the most surprisingly pertinent films of 2020, especially heading…
Half Brothers is a warm comedy that feels like a 2000s film with themes of “cultural switches” and the mishaps of a crazy family. Its…
I’m going to be honest. I totally wanted to see Ammonite because I am HERE for a Kate Winslet- Saoirse Ronan love story. Written and…
Watching Happiest Season, out November 26 on Hulu, I kept on thinking of holiday rom-coms from the 2000s, like Meet The Fockers and Four Christmases,…
Watching The Life Ahead, I couldn’t help but think of the American election, and how it shows our world is divided. Yet, divisions are not…
Ugh! Don’t you just love seeing the patriarchy burn?! Like a bunch of bras being tossed into a bonfire, unlike the original, The Craft: Legacy…
For all that we judge Hallmark movies and call them unrealistic, cheesy, and potentially toxic in how they frame women to believe love is easy…
In essence, comedy is the choice to laugh at tragedy, and, in perspective, BORAT SUBSEQUENT MOVIEFILM has so many tragic moments, especially for women. Out…