This piece is part one of a two part series.    Very few filmmakers in the history of the art form have made movies that were thoughtful, entertaining, and consistent. It seems that most modern...

After years of releasing EPs and singles, English singer-songwriter Dodie finally released her first full-length album, Build a Problem. Including both new songs and previously released singles with an...

Hunter x Hunter Mega Review Part 3: Season 3 When I think of series-defining seasons in Hunter x Hunter, I immediately think of seasons two, three, and five. Season two introduced “Nen”, which on...

In the movie The Mitchells vs. The Machines, “the world's weirdest family” the Mitchells, are an energetic family of five. Following husband and wife Rick and Linda, their daughter Katie, son Aaron,...

A scatter of emotions filtered through my brain as I sat down at my desk, blissfully watching the Brit Awards on Tuesday, May 11. I was greeted by a plethora of artists, including Harry Styles, Taylor...

Dan Povenmire is probably most well known for the Disney show Phineas and Ferb, and his voicing of the main villain Dr. Doofenshmirtz. Recently he has also made a name for himself on TikTok by responding...

After the phenomenal success of Night Shift, Skeleton Crew, and Different Seasons, Stephen King was ready to make another short story anthology. Much of the collection would end up being odds and ends,...

Minari (2020), directed by Lee Isaac Chung, received numerous awards in the past few months, but not without being subject to controversy. The Golden Globes recently received criticism over the film being...

The film Synchronic, released in 2019, is one of those perplexing films that isn’t quite what you expect it to be. What you first believe is infinitely less fascinating than what is revealed. On the...

Treasure hunting movies have become a staple in entertainment over the years. From Indiana Jones to National Treasure, audiences have always enjoyed any exploration story thrown at them. Now it’s time...

Hollywood has a long-standing tradition of adapting truly heroic stories into suspenseful dramas. They transport us there in time and space and always make us question what we would do in that scenario,...

Director Miguel Arteta’s comedy Yes Day would be have been considered a watered-down, dumb concept of a Hollywood family sitcom if it was released two decades ago. And you might argue that it still is....