I set out to talk to Erica Muñoz about her lead role in the HBO feature film Long Gone By, a powerful, and interesting movie that tells a familiar story: A single mother from Nicaragua, a deportation order, and a mother fighting to secure her kid’s future. Somehow, the conversationRead More →
Walking into All Together Now, you think you know what you’re stepping into. You think this is just another teen rom com with a twist of angst that gets resolved with the power of love. You’d be right on the power of love part of it all. But that’s whereRead More →
I can’t be the one whose viewing habits have changed in the age of coronavirus (that’s a joke we make, not a show we want, Freeform). And yet, the more I think about it, the more our habits had changed even before a pandemic forced us all to stay home.Read More →
Zetna Fuentes is the kind of director that other Latinos aspire to be like. This well established industry professional is in demand for her notable vision when it comes to directing episodes. And from Ray Donovan to This is Us, she’s practically done it all. This time around we gotRead More →
In an effort to build a space for queer people like myself, every Tuesday I’ll be posting interviews, opinion pieces, listicals, reviews, and more focused on the LGBT community (and occasionally about the Latinx/WOC community since I am Latinx.) Welcome to Queerly Not Straight! Enjoy and leave a comment belowRead More →
Warrior Nun‘s Shotgun Mary, played by Toya Turner, is a badass from the very first moment you see her. With a roughed up looking jacket on and shotguns in hand, she represents the OCS (Order of the Cruciform Sword) throughout the series. We got to speak with Toya Turner aboutRead More →
Warrior Nun is a fun wild ride chock-full of BAMF nuns, terrifying demons, and twists and turns that play on a mythology known to many. Simon Barry, the show-runner of Warrior Nun, was responsible for bringing Ben Dunn’s comic book vision come to life and we got a chance toRead More →
There are very few people out there who really understand how to relate to the people that watch your shows. To a lot of people it’s just a job, pounding the pavement through mainstream media, answering questions, and quite frankly becoming jaded by the job. But over the past fewRead More →
We all have a bucket list of people we’d love to talk to once in our lives. People who exemplify a craft, have stolen our hearts with their wisdom, or who are changing the world for the better because of what they do. Tanya Saracho, the creator Starz Vida, isRead More →
Staz Vida star Chelsea Rendon returned to Fangirlish to talk that tense moment when Mari faced ICE, being Latina on screen, and what’s next for her when the hit series is over. And let us tell you, Rendon isn’t going away anytime soon. If anything, she’s gearing up for moreRead More →
Motherland: Fort Salem is chock-ful of badass and noteworthy women who are challenging what it means to be a woman on TV. One of those characters is General Alder, played by Lyne Renee. This tough as nails and kind actress found herself and so much more playing this character. WeRead More →
In an effort to build a space for queer people like myself, every Tuesday I’ll be posting interviews, opinion pieces, listicals, reviews, and more focused on the LGBT community (and occasionally about the Latinx/WOC community since I am Latinx.) Welcome to Queerly Not Straight! Enjoy and leave a comment belowRead More →
Motherland: Fort Salem creator Eliot Laurence is a visionary when it comes to queer representation, bold & fierce female characters, and world building. Because of him and his team, we’ve been gifted with Raylla, Tally Craven, Abigail Bellweather, and so much more. We got a chance to speak to EliotRead More →
The Wretched is set to be one of the scariest movies of 2020. From the creepy witch that will haunt our dreams for weeks to come, to the spooky music that set up each and every scene, there’s plenty to discuss when it comes to this IFC Midnight movie. WeRead More →
Loss can define you and that’s so true for Ser Anzoategui’s Eddy on Starz Vida! The lost of Vidalia, the bar, and their marriage has changed Eddy and set them on a road of self discovery and growth. We got a chance to speak with Ser Anzoategui about Eddy, whatRead More →
Working together on a show like Starz VIDA brings people together. That couldn’t be truer for Chelsea Rendon, who plays Mari, and Carlos Miranda, who plays Johnny. They play siblings on screen and off it they act like the brother and sister duo you’d expect. We got a chance toRead More →
Just because you’re a woman in an action film doesn’t mean you have to automatically fall into the Bond girl/love interest category. Sometimes the badass is the woman. Sometimes the one that has your back and comes in, bullets flying to save the day. Sometimes you even get to doRead More →
In an effort to build a space for queer people like myself, every Tuesday I’ll be posting interviews, opinion pieces, listicals, reviews, and more focused on the LGBT community (and occasionally about the Latinx/WOC community since I am Latinx.) Welcome to Queerly Not Straight! Enjoy and leave a comment belowRead More →
In the final season of Schitt’s Creek, we said goodbye to the Rose family. Each episode brought us character moments that reminded us why we fell in love with the show in the first place. In the lead up to David and Patrick’s wedding, we saw them grow closer asRead More →
Just because someone is a love interest on Motherland: Fort Salem, doesn’t mean that they just fade into the background of the main characters storyline. Sometimes that love interest stands by the main character, through thick and thin, and comes out as not only a love interest but an interestingRead More →
Being a witch in the 21st century is hard. Between going to war college and pressure from home to be the best you can be, things pile up and lead you down dangerous, fascinating, and new roads. That’s true for Abigail Bellweather played by Ashley Nicole Williams. She’s a highRead More →
