Review: ‘No Way Up’Forget “Snakes on a Plane” It’s Sharks on a Plane!!
Even though science and reality have proven otherwise (there are less than 100 shark attacks worldwide a year compared to how many sharks people...
Review: ‘The Monk And The Gun’A Dramedy Exploring Bhutan’s Attempt At Modernization
Bhutan, a remote nation in the Himalayas, is known for many things. Natural beauty, Buddhist teachings, and gross national happiness. However, over the past...
Review: ‘Avatar: The Last Airbender’Netflix’s Adaptation Of The Timeless Cartoon Delivers On Nostalgia, Representation,...
I have to preface this review with my unabashed love for Nickelodeon’s Avatar: The Last Airbender cartoon/anime (I still consider it an anime even...
Review: ‘Stopmotion’Robert Morgan Creates A Waking Nightmare That Blurs The Lines Of Reality
I’ve been a fan of stop-motion animation ever since I first laid eyes on the work of Ray Harryhausen. The way he brought the...
Review: ‘Damsel’Netflix’s YA Version Of “Game Of Thrones” Has Millie Bobby Brown Clashing With...
“There are many stories of chivalry. Where the heroic knight saves the damsel in distress. This is not one of them.”
Thanks to the popularity...
Review: ‘The Piper’Music And Horror Are A Not So Deadly Combination In A Modern...
The story of The Pied Piper is an intriguing one. After all, it’s lasted more than 700 years since it was a legend of...
Review: ‘3 Body Problem’Benioff And Weiss' New Netflix Show Will Be Your Next Obsession...
Depending on how you liked (or probably hated) the final season of Games of Thrones will probably dictate if you decide to give Dave...
Review: ‘Underdog’Tommy Hyde’s Directorial Debut Is a Love Letter To Rural Farmers And Dogs
There’s a reason that collectively we have labeled dogs as “Man’s Best Friend.” As a dog owner, I love my little critter. Dogs are...
Review: ‘The Listener’Tessa Thompson Delivers A One Woman Show As A Crisis Operator On...
One challenge illustrated by the pandemic (along with racial, social, and economic inequality) is how collectively we have not fundamentally addressed mental health. If...
Review: ‘Knox Goes Away’Michael Keaton Is a Hitman Struggling With Dementia… Who Has One...
What is it with films featuring aging hitmen who have to pull one last job so they can have a shot at redemption? Are...