TV Review: Shadow & Bone Brings YA Fantasy To Netflix
Watching Shadow & Bone, premiering April 23 on Netflix, I felt like I was watching
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Film Review: Monday Embraces Expat Debauchery
I admit it. I have spent a few years traveling the world as an expat,
Film Review: Andra Day Shines In The United States vs Billie Holiday
There are two words often associated with Billie Holiday: legend and tragedy. She is the
Movie Review: Come Join! Barb And Star Go To Vista Del Mar
Barb And Star Go To Vista Del Mar (BASGTVDM) was NOT at all what I
Film Review: Class And Race Intersect In Judas And The Black Messiah
In the next few days, you are going to hear a lot about Fred Hampton,
Movie Review: Some Kind of Heaven Analyzes Florida’s “Paradise”
I don’t know how the world deals with aging. In Latinx culture, our elders are
Movie Review: Hulu’s The Ultimate Playlist of Noise Inspires
What if one day you lost one of your senses, a limb, or your capacity
Film Review : Wonder Woman 1984 Virtuously Wraps Up 2020
Coming to theaters and HBO Max on Christmas Day, Wonder Woman 1984 felt like one
Movie Review: Half Brothers Has Heart But Not Always Rhythm
Half Brothers is a warm comedy that feels like a 2000s film with themes of
Film Review: Ammonite Is The Love Story We Need Right Now
I’m going to be honest. I totally wanted to see Ammonite because I am HERE
Film Review: Hulu’s Happiest Season Is The Warmest Rom-Com of 2020
Watching Happiest Season, out November 26 on Hulu, I kept on thinking of holiday rom-coms
Movie Review: The Life Ahead Mourns The Past
Watching The Life Ahead, I couldn’t help but think of the American election, and how
Film Review- The Craft: Legacy Downs Patriarchy With Fire & Magic
Ugh! Don’t you just love seeing the patriarchy burn?! Like a bunch of bras being
Film Review: The Holidate Is A Profane Hallmark Rom-Com, And I Love It!
For all that we judge Hallmark movies and call them unrealistic, cheesy, and potentially toxic
Film Review: BORAT SUBSEQUENT MOVIEFILM Is A Feminist Epic
In essence, comedy is the choice to laugh at tragedy, and, in perspective, BORAT SUBSEQUENT