Black girlhood in film rarely operates outside of pain. The narratives are heavy with abuse and misfortune, coating Black girlhood with negativity. However dark the
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‘Stranger Things’ 4, Volume 2: The End or Just Beginning?
If someone were to approach me with the question, “What decade would you want to travel back to?” my answer would always be the 1980s.
6 Baseball Movies to Watch Before the All-Star Game
We’re almost halfway through the Major League Baseball season which means it’s time for the annual All-Star game. On July 19, the best players and
Netflix’s ‘Money Heist: Korea — Joint Economic Area’ Is the Perfect Example of Class Dysfunction
The year is 2025. Economics are booming and the potential to get rich has become markedly higher. Not only that, North and South Korea have
Horror Is Back With ‘The Black Phone’
“‘I see dead people’” is back and reimagined in Scott Derrickson’s new film “The Black Phone.” Set during the 1970s, the film begins when young
Maya Rudolph Is Apple TV’s Lucky Penny in ‘Loot’
Tony Bennett once sang in his song “Rags to Riches” that “And though my pocket may be empty, I’d be a millionaire.” This song can
Waiting For ‘The Rehearsal?’ Watch These ‘Nathan For You’ Episodes in the Meantime
What do you do when you graduate from one of Canada’s top business schools with really good grades? Comedian Nathan Fielder decided to use his
Netflix’s ‘Spiderhead’ Is a Dystopian Nightmare
Imagine a world where second chances are granted. A world where science and narcissism can erase your biggest mistake. According to Netflix’s latest dystopian nightmare,
5 Explosively Fun Movies to Watch on Independence Day
With the stars-and-stripes decor, grill and sparklers, everyone in the United States knows what holiday it is: Independence Day. After a full day of having
5 Biopics to Watch if You Enjoyed ‘Elvis’
This past weekend Baz Luhrmann’s highly anticipated “Elvis” hit theaters. Luhrmann is most notably known for his reinvention and unique filmmaking skills with hits like
Does ‘The Summer I Turned Pretty’ Focus Too Much on Looks and Not Enough on Substance?
Adolescence and puberty can be a scary thing. One minute you are just a kid running around the park doing cartwheels, the very next you
‘Father of the Bride’ (2022): A Fresh Remake of the Iconic Classic
Following in the footsteps of Spencer Tracy (1950) and Steve Martin (1991), Andy Garcia stars in the latest “Father of the Bride” film, streaming on
‘First Kill’ Sinks its Teeth Into the Lesbian Vampire Trope
For centuries now, vampires have served as vessels to explore human fear and desire, often touching on sexuality, a topic considered too taboo to otherwise
Pride and Prejudices Are on Display in Hulu’s ‘Fire Island’
An insight into the high drama of queer summers on The Pine is put on display in a classic romantic comedy for Hulu’s new film,