‘La Cocina’ Review – Kitchen Drama With ‘The Bear’ Vibes Starts Strong, Then Derails
Every non-white person has experienced the micro (and sometimes blatant) aggression that is depicted in La Cocina. Very early in our careers, we quickly have to learn how to navigate environments in which our inputs are disregarded, patience with our…
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Returning To Ghibli’s 35-Year-Old Classic Feels Like Coming Home
Kiki's Delivery Service was first released in 1989, and for 35 years, it's been an underrated contribution to the iconic filmography of Studio Ghibli and Hayao Miyazaki. Often considered the best coming-of-age anime and movie by the studio, Kiki's Delivery…
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‘Your Monster’ Review – Melissa Barrera Charms in Comedy Horror Romance
Relationships can often be one of the hardest parts of being human. Hearts get broken, lovers can cheat, romances can end in tragedy, and one has to put on a brave face. Stay professional. Play it cool. Never become the…
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‘Don’t Move’ Review – Kelsey Asbille Can’t Save This Sleepy Netflix Horror
It’s one of the cardinal rules of horror cinema: don’t go into the woods alone. The second rule? Definitely don’t hang out with some weirdly charming guy you meet there. Netflix’s new horror-thriller Don’t Move does both within the first…
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Wingmans Krabby Patty Review: Soho’s Best Burger
To celebrate the 25th Anniversary of SpongeBob Squarepants Wingmans Soho delivered a very special Krabby Patty burger to celebrate this wonderful occasion. The burger went down a storm but with it only being available until October 27th we had to…
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Dreamers Featured, Reviews Film Threat
In his short film Dreamers, Frank Zanella delves into the risks and reasons why millions on the other side of the wall wanted to take their piece of the American dream. The film tells the story of four young immigrants…
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‘The Old Man’ Season 2 Finale Recap
Editor's note: The below recap contains spoilers for The Old Man Season 2 finale. After a full season of shifting loyalties, family drama, and in one case, a massive identity crisis, The Old Man Season 2 comes to a close…
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The Sanderson Sisters Continue To Benefit From The Passage Of Time
Kenny Ortega is now a name associated with some of Disney’s biggest hits aimed at children and teenagers, and back in 1993, he brought the story of the Sanderson Sisters to life in Hocus Pocus. Ortega began his career as…
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‘Elsbeth’ Season 2 Episode 2 Recap
Editor's note: The below recap contains spoilers for Elsbeth Season 2 Episode 2. I never expected to get real-life confirmation of something from a TV show, yet somehow Elsbeth Season 2 confirmed that I will never, ever travel into space.…
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‘Doctor Odyssey’ Episode 5 Recap
Editor's note: The below recap contains spoilers for Doctor Odyssey Episode 5. With Halloween right around the corner, ABC has delivered exactly what the doctor ordered: a Halloween-themed episode of Doctor Odyssey. Episode 5 arrives hot on the heels of…
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‘Matlock’ Episode 3 Recap – Matty’s Cat-and-Mouse Game Heats Up
Editor's note: The below recap contains spoilers for Matlock Episode 3.Matty (Kathy Bates) finally gets her day in court in Episode 3 of Matlock, "A Guy Named Greg," but it was actually the thing she is avoiding. After scoring the…
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Latino Vote 2024 Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Bernardo Ruiz’s succinct and relevant documentary Latino Vote 2024 provides a glimpse into the Latino communities in the United States – specifically, their political viewpoints and the reasoning behind these stances. Told in bold brushstrokes, it doesn’t delve too deeply…
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