“The Glass Castle” Film Review
“The Glass Castle,” available nationwide on August 11, is a movie based upon Jeanette Wells’s 2005 memoir of the same name. It tells the story of Jeanette’s unconventional upbringing, with […]
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Netflix releases “Death Note” horror film trailer
The long-awaited anime-to-film adaptation of the classic “Death Note” manga and anime is (almost) here! Director Adam Wingard, known for horror films such as “You’re Next,” “The Guest,” and last […]
What You Should Check Out on Netflix this month
Sometimes, it’s really hard to find good content on Netflix. I’ve wasted hours trying to find the perfect fit. Many times, I’ve given up after frustration. However, Netflix has recently […]
SXSW 2017: “Infinity Baby” Review
This little independent gem was a pleasant surprise after watching a few blockbusters that did not live up to the hype. Shot on a shoestring budget in Austin, “Infinity Baby” […]
SXSW 2017: Interview with “The Honor Farm” Director Karen Skloss and Olivia Applegate
“The Honor Farm” follows Lucy (Olivia Applegate) who is coming to terms with the next stage of her life after high school and making the passage from girl to woman. […]
SXSW 2017: “Free Fire” Review
Warning: This review contains spoilers. What do you get when you cross a Tarantino movie with the Three Stooges? Gun play slap stick! Unfortunately, “Free Fire” was nowhere as good […]
SXSW 2017: “Signature Move” Review
Scanning the films debuting at SXSW this year, my attention was immediately peaked by a film about a Muslim, Lesbian, Luchadora. By chance, I got to meet the co-writers on […]
Interview with “Kubo and the Two Strings” VFX Supervisor Steve Emerson: Part 2
Laika is a stop-motion animation studio honoring the 120 year-old artform by pushing boundaries. “Kubo and the Two Strings” is only Laika’s fourth film, but garnered their fourth Academy-Award nomination […]
“Power Rangers” Official Trailer Released
It’s morphin’ time! Saban’s “Power Rangers” trailer has officially landed! I’m sure I’m not the only one who went home after school and watched the original “Power Rangers.” I guess […]
“Fences” missed opportunity for modern twist
***Warning: Spoilers ahead. The 1983 play “Fences” by August Wilson was adapted into film and released last month in the midst of awards season. With A-lister protagonists Denzel Washington (Troy […]