Netflix film Through My Window based on the popular book A Través De Mi Ventana by Wattpad author Ariana Godoy is finally out. Fans of Ariana and this story have been waiting a long time for this. As a newbie…
‘The Power of the Dog’ Review: One of the Year’s Best
Benedict Cumberbatch has crafted a niche for himself playing men who are both brilliant and boorish, men who put people off with their arrogance or disinterest in others. His character in The Power of the Dog fits right into this…
‘Eight Gifts of Hanukkah’ Review
After suffering through Hallmark Channel’s Eight Gifts of Hanukkah, I would like to take back everything I’ve ever said about wanting holiday movies for my people. I’ll just stick to watching that one episode of The Nanny, thank you very…
‘Passing’ Movie Review: A Film About More Than Racial Identity
Netflix film ‘Passing’ directed by Rebecca Hall and based on the book by Nella Larsen deals with a taboo subject that is still relevant even today in 2021. The term “Passing” which we previously talked about when the films trailer…
‘Eternals’ Review: A Story of Superpowered Beings and Their Humanity
Marvel Studios’ latest film “Eternals” highlights the humanity of Earth’s earliest heroes, a group of superpowered immortal beings.
‘The Claus Family’ Review: A Festive Family Formula
Since Christmas obviously begins directly after Halloween, Netflix now has the Dutch family holiday film ‘The Claus Family’ for you!
Countdown To Christmas: ‘Boyfriends Of Christmas Past’
It’s #CountdownToChristmas time and #BoyfriendsOfChristmasPast turned out to be one of our favorite #Hallmark movies. Read the review!
‘The Electrical Life of Louis Wain’ Review: A Purr-fact View for Feline Aficionado
If you enjoy biographical dramas set in the Victorian era & are particularly fond of cats, The Electrical Life of Louis Wain may be for you.
Countdown to Christmas: ‘You, Me, & The Christmas Trees’
#CountdownToChristmas has started and we’re excited. #YouMeAndTheChristmasTrees has kicked us into the holiday movie spirit.
‘Stuck Together’ Review: Laughter Out of Lockdown
Netflix just dropped a French pandemic comedy called Stuck Together. Yes, a pandemic comedy, if you need a laugh instead of a scare.
