Movie Review: An American Pickle Is Very Filling (Pun Intended)
Watching An American Pickle, I was both surprised and unsurprised by its poignancy. Seth Rogen
Movie Reviews
Reviewing how the latest movies speak to the human experience.
Film Review: Summerland Shows You The Power of Love
Sometimes, I wonder, what it must have been like for strong women in the past.
Film Review: Dave Franco’s The Rental Terrifies Airbnb Plans
Watching The Rental, I felt like I was seeing two movies that got mushed together.
Diandra Reviews It All- Little Voice Is A Return To, Sweet Music Dramas
Premiering July 10, on Apple TV, I have to chalk up Little Voice as another
Film Review: Sometimes Always Never Scrabbles Father-Son Bonds
Sometimes, Always, Never is one those films you will either love or hate, in part,
Movie Review: Walter Mercado Sent Us All “Mucho, Mucho Amor”
For the Latinx community/ Boricuas, Walter Mercado was like a god. He felt cosmic and,
TV Review: Warrior Nun Kicks Ass And Take Holy Names
The minute I saw the trailer for Warrior Nun, my years as a Catholic schoolgirl
Film Review: Palm Springs Freshly Embraces An Ancient Truth – YOLO
Yes, I used a Lonely Island song, YOLO (You Only Live Once) to describe a
Film Review: Babyteeth Takes A Bite Out of Young, Tragic Love
Watching Babyteeth, I got sentimental. The IFC release feels like the more rebellious Fault In
Film Review: Pete Davidson Is The King of Staten Island
I love comedies that are willing to get dark. Ones that, for all the laughs,
Film Review: Breaking Female Reality With “Shirley”
Elisabeth Moss is one of those actresses who could do a movie with a paper
Film Review: Selah And The Spades Seduces With Villainy
I remember being a little girl and watching the FAMOUS telenovela Rubi. It swept through
Film Review: Love Wedding Repeat Is Random, Rom-Com Fun
The premise of Love Wedding Repeat, coming out April 10 on Netflix, is surprisingly philosophical
Movie Review: All The Bright Places Is A Dark, Teen Love Story
I have said it on multiple occasions; when it comes to teen, love stories, you
Movie Review: Standing Up, Falling Down Walks Straight To Your Heart
Directed by Matt Ratner and written by Peter Hoare, Standing Up, Falling Down is sweet,