In this day and age, political discussions are plentiful. Sometimes, the every day is so inundated it’s difficult […]
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“Satanic Panic” was a real thing. No, seriously. A dominate, and unifying, narrative from the evangelical 80s was […]
From the outset, it’s clear Bridget (Kelly O’Sullivan) isn’t even close to living the life she intended. At […]
Jack Malik (Himesh Patel from BBC’s EastEnders), a struggling singer/songwriter, lives in a small English seaside town. Years […]
All About Nina is writer-director Eva Vives’s feature film debut starring Mary Elizabeth Winstead as witty, yet […]
In 1960, a team of agents took on a mission to retrieve notorious war criminal Adolf Eichmann. This […]
Labor Day Weekend marks the return of the Horrible Imaginings Film Festival. Each year, HIFF brings genre film […]
In BlacKkKLansman, Ron Stallworth (John David Washington), the first Black man to serve as a Detective in the Colorado […]
I grew up reading Winnie the Pooh, books and watching the films. I learned that taking care of […]
I had to sit on my review for A Wrinkle In Time for a minute. After the initial […]
Using music to navigate a familiar theme of the rebellious kid, Coco journeys through the land of the living and […]
Quick Take: Last Flag Flying is a poignant look at life from the rearview mirror, so to speak. It’s […]
There’s been a recent spate of mainstream horror movies built around modern social media platforms. Most are fun, […]
Quick Take: Thank You For Your Service is a stark look at the reality of separating from active military service […]
If you ask a white person who is Thurgood Marshall some will reply: the first black U.S. Supreme […]
Uncharted Regions is an audio drama series produced by Swords & Circuitry Studios. The series’ executive producers, Neal and […]
The recognizable mainstream imagery associated with indigenous peoples is frequently disrespectful or hollow; if they’re represented at all. Lampooning the rituals, […]
Victoria and Abdul is a film adaptation of the (mostly) true story of the unexpected and controversial friendship of […]
Quick Take: After learning about the murder of her newly-minted husband, Sook-hee (Kim Ok-vin) goes on a frantic […]
Most high schoolers (or maybe college these days) learn two things about J.D. Salinger. First, the main character […]
Mother! beings with a stream of images: a jewel being placed in a metal holder, a reverse metamorphosis of […]
Leap! is coming of age story with its head in the clouds but it’s feet planted firmly on […]
In the aftermath of the verdict of the Freddie Gray case and arising out of life in the […]