A long-running cast member of SNL made his prime time debut with Kenan on Feb. 16. This 30- minute sitcom follows a single father and
Exploring Jules’ Outlook on Relationships in HBO’s ‘Euphoria’
On Jan. 24th, the last installment of Euphoria’s two-part special was released. The whole episode is a first-time therapy session where the exuberant and free-spirited
‘Jackass’: The Art of Stupidity
During this never ending pandemic, many have found comfort in films and television. For some it was reruns of sitcoms like The Office or Friends.
Netflix’s ‘Disenchantment’ Part 3 Takes Us On an Adventurous Ride
To those unfamiliar, Disenchantment is a Netflix animated series set in a medieval period. The main protagonist of the series, Princess Tiabeanie, “Bean” (Abbi Jacobson),
‘WandaVision’ Is More Than Just a Silly Superhero Show
Proving it to be more than just another overdone superhero narrative, Disney Plus’s new show WandaVision just released its sixth episode. While it may feature
Criterion Adds Senegalese Classic ‘Mandabi’ to its Collection
The film aficionado’s favorite home-video distribution company, Criterion, is set to release Senegalese author and filmmaker Ousmane Sembeñe’s “Mandabi” to its vast collection of classic
‘Save Yourselves!’: A Refreshing Take on Romance, Technology Addictions and Alien Invasions
On Jan. 5 2020, Save Yourselves!, directed by Alex Huston Fischer and Eleanor Wilson, brought a new twist to the stereotypical alien invasion story. The
‘Malcolm and Marie’: An Experimental Film Some Will Love, Others Will Hate
On Feb. 5, Malcolm and Marie, starring Zendaya and John David Washington, was released on Netflix. The experimental film, written and directed by Euphoria creator
Sundance 2021: ‘Marvelous and the Black Hole’ is a Magical New Interpretation of Coming-of-Age
Shortly after being featured at the Tribeca Film Festival in 2020, Marvelous and the Black Hole made its world premiere at Sundance Film Festival 2021.
‘Big Time Adolescence’: Two Coming of Age Stories in One
While Judd Apatow’s King of Staten Island is often considered Pete Davidson’s biggest film of 2020, 2020 was also the year that Jason Orley’s film,
‘The White Tiger’ Depicts a Problematic System that Embraces Dehumanization
Following its arrival in theaters on Jan. 13, The White Tiger was released to Netflix on Jan 22. The film starring Priyanka Chopra Jonas and
Quiz: Which “Always Sunny” Character are You?
Are you a Mac, a Charlie, a Dee, a Frank, or a Dennis?!
‘Spree’: A Horror Film that Shows the Lengths of Social Media Stardom
In today’s age, it seems as though everyone knows that one person who is after social media fame (or you are that person). More followers,
James Lafferty and Stephen Colletti’s ‘Everyone is Doing Great’ Is a Hilarious Breath of Fresh Air
On Jan. 13, Everyone is Doing Great arrived on Hulu. The series, created and written by James Lafferty and Stephen Colletti, is an authentic slice-of-life