In light of the theatrical release of Jordan Peele’s “Nope,” find out how big of a horror fan you really are!
‘As of Yet’: A Covid Time Capsule
In March 2020, Hollywood shut down along with the rest of the country, ceasing production on all projects and leaving countless filmmakers out of work.
Netflix’s ‘Sea Beast’ Is Animation With a Real Story to Tell
In many animated films, it’s common for a duo to arise that captures the heart of the entire audience. Whether it’s Boo and Sully from
Things Are Heating Up in FX’s New Series ‘The Bear’
The fast-paced, high-energy experience of working in a restaurant kitchen is searing and challenged in FX/Hulu’s new series “The Bear.” Created, written and mostly directed
Has ‘Thor: Love and Thunder’ Finally Saved Thor?
Thor (Chris Hemsworth) is back in “Thor: Love and Thunder.” In this highly-anticipated installment, Thor is up against Gorr the God Butcher (Christian Bale). Thor’s
5 Fights for Women’s Rights: Movies to Inspire You
With the recent Supreme Court rulings and legislation surrounding reproductive rights and privacy in the United States, it feels a lot harder to be anyone
‘Beauty’ Is a Golden Coming-of-Age Drama
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
Quiz: Which ‘Only Murders in the Building’ Character Are You?
Take this quiz to see which tenant of the Arconia apartment building you are!
Cristela Alonzo Wins Again In ‘Middle Classy’
Cristela Alonzo is back with her second Netflix special, “Cristela Alonzo: Middle Classy.” In this special, she focuses primarily on her new experiences in the
‘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
What Horror Has in Store For This Summer
So far this summer, horror fans have seen stalkers, strange men and old-fashioned phones in “Watcher,” “Men” and “The Black Phone.” However, the scares of
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
The ‘Joker’ Sequel Is a Musical: What We Know So Far
Initially creating the film without any further plans, on June 7, director Todd Phillips shared with the world via Instagram that his critically acclaimed movie