If there’s anything to learn from Warner Bros. Digger, it’s that they need to start the Riz Ahmed Oscar campaign now. Like right now. Because Tom Cruise might be at the center of a lot of the promotional material, from…
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‘A Different World’ Series Honors The Past While Ushering In The Future
One of the most controversial things in entertainment is a television remake. Fans hold the original of anything to such a high standard. And that’s understandable, because why on earth would anyone mess with something good? Felicia Prides A Different…
Lights, Camera, Obsession Review: Why On Earth Is Every Mans Obsession BDSM In Verticals?
Lights, Camera, Obsession was all over the place, felt forced, and left us wondering what the point of somethings were.
The Beloved TIFF Review: Javier Bardem Has Met His Match in Victoria Luengo
Rodrigo Sorogoyen’s The Beloved (El ser querido) is unlike any family drama I’ve watched because things don’t get fixed. And instead of that being the film’s weakness, it’s a strength. Oftentimes when it comes to films where there is a…
The Love Hypothesis Review: A Smart, Swoony Rom-Com About Risk, Research, and Being Seen
The Love Hypothesis is a return to smart and swoony rom-com’s but it’s different in the best ways possible. We applaud
La Bola Negra TIFF Review: This is Why It’s Important to Preserve LGBTQ+ Stories
La Bola Negra is a wonder of a movie about the importance of preserving and telling LGBTQ+ stories. It’s intimate, hopeful, powerful, and the kind of story you want to watch over and over again because it’s thought-provoking, grand, but…
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 4 Episode 9 Review: ‘Once La’an a Time’
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 4 Episode 9 “Once La’an a Time” is an exploration of external processing via story and a send-up of The Princess Bride! Learn More in our review!
Future Tense TIFF Review: Time-Travel Adventure Sanitized for a White Audience in Mind
Future Tense sees the depiction of Black trauma told through a white perspective and sanitized for a white audience in mind. And this isn’t to say that white directors or writers like Jenna Cato Bass can’t tell Black stories. They…
‘Practical Magic 2’ Review: Casts a Decent Spell
I’ve never been big on spooky season. However, I have always enjoyed Practical Magic. The witchy 1998 drama blended romance and sisterhood into an entertaining brew, and now definitely feels like the right time of year to finally get a…
Always Lalisa TIFF Review: You’ll Laugh, Cry, & Get to Know a New Side of Lisa
Always Lalisa is an intimate look at a global superstar told with a gentle hand that strips back the glamor and reveals a woman with the same fears, joys, and anxieties as the rest of us. It’s also a journey…