Netflix’s newest teen comedy, “Do Revenge,” revolves around two high school girls, Drea (Camila Mendes) and Eleanor (Maya Hawke) who form an unlikely friendship. After
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Why do Netflix Gems Get Canceled?
*Trigger warning for mentions of kidnapping. On Jan. 14, the mystery-horror show “Archive 81” came out on Netflix and blew viewers away. Two months later,
The Biggest Differences Between Disney’s Live-Action ‘Pinocchio’ and the 1940 Original
*Spoiler Warning: This story contains spoilers from Disney’s live-action remake, “Pinocchio.” Disney’s newest movie, released on Sept. 9, is a live-action adaptation of their 1940
The Long-Awaited Sequels Coming Soon
This year has seen the revival of many popular films and franchises with the return of “Top Gun” with “Top Gun: Maverick” and the conclusion
Netflix’s ‘Look Both Ways’ Shows Us the Positive Outlook We All Need
There are two things everyone in college fears: failing a final exam and what comes after college. Although both are rational fears, we often overcompensate
‘The Lost Girls’ Is the Aftermath of How Fantasy Can Tarnish Reality
The enchantment of childhood is that there’s no line between fantasy and reality. The classic bedtime stories, pretending the floor is lava and seeing an
Cringe Comedy Is at its Best in ‘I Love My Dad’
A simple fact of life is that dads can embarrass their children at essentially any moment. Whether it’s dancing horribly at a wedding, farting at
Dark Comedies to Watch if You Loved ‘Bodies Bodies Bodies’
“Who wants to play Bodies Bodies Bodies?” If you learned anything from the new A24 horror comedy, the answer to that question should be a
‘Bullet Train’ Will Take You on a Wild Ride
A group of assassins take the same train to Kyoto… What do you think will happen? David Leitch, director of “Deadpool 2” and “Atomic Blonde”
Apple TV+’s ‘Luck’ Needs More Than a Leprechaun for Success
Most people assess their luck by the amount of marshmallows in their Lucky Charms or if they attain a four-leaf clover in preparation for St.
What to Look Forward to in Theaters This Fall
With August already halfway over, we will soon bid a sad farewell to summer. To soften the blow of summer ending and school starting up
New to HBO Max: ‘Belle’ Is a Beauty and the Beast Inspired Studio Chizu Film
It’s decades in the future and anything is possible. Social media is no longer a burdensome pastime and people can escape their unfulfilling realities through
‘Vengeance’ and Its West Texas Mystery
From climatic fight scenes in a Whataburger parking lot to commentary on media consumption, the opioid crisis, and more, B.J. Novak’s “Vengeance” tackles regional divides
10 of the Best Back-to-School Films
There’s nothing quite like getting ready for a new school year to start. Whether it’s buying a fresh set of mechanical pencils, laying out your