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Media, Movies, ReviewThe Summer’s Best Cringe Fest, ‘Eighth Grade’ Is Fantastic
It might be unexpected to find a film titled Eighth Grade, about the challenges of pre-adolescence, to come with an…
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Media, Movies, TrailersThe YA Genre Took A Gifted Turn In “The Darkest Minds” Trailer
I’ight, so I had jokes when the first trailer dropped…but after this one?! I dunno fam, this movie might be…
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Media, Movies, ReviewDenzel Shines as Lyft-Driving-Good-Guy-Turned-Vengeful-Hitman in ‘Equalizer 2’
Dare I say it?!? Equalizer 2 was actually pretty damn good! Denzel Washington brings a surprising amount of heart and…
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Media, Movies, ReviewGarlic Free Summer Fun in the Moonlight – Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation Review
Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation flips the script, Dracula first learned to accept that his daughter loves a human, then…
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Media, Movies, ReviewEscape the Summer Heat With “Skyscraper”
Skyscraper is an action-packed ride from beginning to end. Starring Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson as “Will Sawyer”, a veteran working in…
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Media, Movies, Review‘Sorry to Bother You’ Highlights the Dark, Absurd Side of Code Switching
Yo, there’s no way for me to review this film without saying, take your *insert ethnicity + “ass” here* to…
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Features, Media, Movies‘Fireworks’: A Gorgeous Time Bending Tale But Not Enough Magic
I’m a fan of many genres of film: animated movies, coming of age films, films centering on young protagonists, films…
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Media, Movies, ReviewDid We Need a Black Lives Centered ‘The First Purge’ Right Now?
The First Purge is a heavy handed metaphor on the real actions of the United States government and classism, with…
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Media, Movies, Review“Sicario: Day of the Soldado” is Dark, Disjointed and Dogwhistle Politics
Sicario (2015) revealed a twisted, politicized grey area in global and American politics to audiences through the eyes of an…
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