“Bankrolled” (“Fondeados” in Spanish) is a Mexican film about two best friends, Polo (Aldo Escalante) and Blas (Ricardo Polanco), who pitch a social media app
Category: Film
Rebecca Hall Stands Alone in Horror-Thriller ‘The Night House’
The cognition of death and the grief that follows seems to be an unsettling idea explored by many horror auteurs in recent years. This cerebral
‘Fear Street’: Gore Galore but Nothing More
Netflix recently released a three-part film series, “Fear Street,” loosely based on the novels of R.L Stine, which follows the ongoing murders that plague the
Rockin’ Through “The Rock’s” Career: Here’s Dwayne Johnson’s Best Movies
If you were to walk into a room and ask everyone what movie comes into their head when they think of Dwayne Johnson, each person
Netflix’s ‘Audible’ Transports Viewers to a World Without Hearing
Riding the Hollywood wave of deaf representation in movies like “The Sound of Metal” and “A Quiet Place,” Netflix’s new documentary “Audible” presents a real-life
Michael Sarnoski’s ‘Pig’ Defies Expectations
Of all the movies at the box office last weekend, the usual suspects were at the top of the pack; “Space Jam 2” dethroned “Black
Marvel’s ‘Black Widow’ Is a Decade Overdue
After a long delay, the highly anticipated “Black Widow” stand alone film from Marvel Studies is here, but is it too late to tell her
Netflix’s “Gunpowder Milkshake” Soars in Action but Falls in Story
*SPOILERS AHEAD On July 14, Netflix dropped its newest original film “Gunpowder Milkshake” and just like the title, it was anything but ordinary. The protagonist
‘The Tomorrow War’: Chris Pratt Stars in Amazon’s New Sci-Fi Action Thriller
Featuring time-travel, alien-hunts and action-adventure with a hint of enduring family connections between a father and daughter, Amazon Prime’s original film “The Tomorrow War” is
‘Summer of Soul’ Reminds Us of the Beauty and Depth of Black Culture
When you hear the words “music festival” and “1969” in the same sentence, your mind immediately goes to Woodstock. However, just months before the festival
‘Werewolves Within’: Equal Parts Funny, Scary and Mysterious
“Werewolves Within,” directed by Josh Ruben, follows Finn (Sam Richardson), a forest ranger who arrives in the small town of Beaverfield. There, Finn meets a
‘No Sudden Move’: Soderbergh’s Latest Crime Film Wonderfully Tackles Dirty Dealings With Familiar Faces
While some people thought Steven Soderbergh was out of the game, his new crime drama “No Sudden Move” says otherwise. Soderbergh returned to HBO Max
‘Zola’: An Adventurous Twitter Escapade
What began as a viral Twitter thread has now become one of the most engrossing, outright hilarious thrillers of the year. “Zola” follows a young
‘Good on Paper’: Dating Isn’t Easy, Even for a Comedy Star
The new romantic comedy, “Good on Paper,” was recently released to Netflix. It is written and directed by popular comedian, Iliza Shlesinger, who also stars