After ten years, YOU'RE THE WORST is still relevant, fun, and honest
by Chelsea Alexandra, Staff Writer
You’re the Worst is still one of the great depictions of depression and mental illness, ten years later.
THE GRADUATES explores the grief and struggle to move on after gun violence
by Chelsea Alexandra, Staff Writer
Hannah Peterson’s The Graduates delivers a powerful and courageous story about a young woman preparing to graduate high school in the wake of the gun violence that shook her community a year prior.
Playing with a Hellblazer: NBC's CONSTANTINE ten years later
by Chelsea Alexandra, Staff Writer
Ten years ago John Constantine graced our TV screens and fans still miss the comic-accurate portrayal.
LA COCINA uses a restaurant to explore class dynamics
by Chelsea Alexandra, Staff Writer
The film amplifies the chaotic rhythm of kitchen service while diving into the personal stories of the people who keep the back of the house afloat.
Movie: The Series—BEETLEJUICE
by Chelsea Alexandra, Staff Writer
With the release of Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, it's time to take a look at the original film and the animated Sunday Morning cartoon it spawned!
DEAD MONEY doesn't fold in this high stakes thrill ride
by Chelsea Alexandra, Staff Writer
Dead Money is worth the gamble. It never tries to reinvent the wheel, but gives a fun time to its audience.
When a new aesthetician rises, the old one fades away in SKINCARE
by Chelsea Alexandra, Staff Writer
The cut-throat world of cosmetic beauty set the scene for the film to tap into interesting themes.