by Rosalie Kicks, Old Sport & Editor in Chief
Within the pages of “Hollywood Pride” author and film critic Alonso Duralde recognizes Tinseltown players dating back to 1894 that have helped us get to the point we are today in terms of LGBTQ+ depiction.
by Rosalie Kicks, Old Sport & Editor in Chief
With his feature debut, Nash reinvents the typical slasher story by giving the audience a different perspective.
by Rosalie Kicks, Old Sport & Editor in Chief
Back From The Dead hooked me from the first frame. Waves are crashing into a rocky shore, eerie music plays, and within the first few moments a corpse is thrown from atop of a cliff.
by Rosalie Kicks, Old Sport and Editor in Chief
I was pleasantly surprised with how much I gave a damn about this. Blockbusters are not typically my cup of tea, but in this case I can’t stress it enough: see Furiosa on the biggest screen possible with sound so loud that it rattles your bones.
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Back to Black left me with questions. It shows Winehouse’s issues with addiction, depression, and desire to perform as a singer. What I feel it leaves out is empathy.
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This film is a breath of fresh air amongst the suffocation caused by Hollywood superhero worlds, universe building, remakes, and rehashes.
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I want to see Gosling and Blunt team again because, even in a lackluster production, these two are a reminder that the idea of a Hollywood star is not dead.
by Rosalie Kicks, Staff Writer and Editor in Chief
There is a lot going on with Lisa Frankenstein, and it is easy to get swallowed up in the film due to the kitschy eighties ephemera, brightly colored palette and electric personalities. However, where the film fails is by not having any connective tissue to bring it together.
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Earlier this month I had the opportunity to chat with Director, Rachel Lambert and Actor, Dave Merheje about the picture and its upcoming release.
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A pool premise, how incredible…I could not resist taking a dip!
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In being constantly bombarded with media, it is difficult to understand in the moment the vast amount of wonderful motion pictures that are witnessed until one takes a step back.
by Rosalie Kicks, Old Sport & Editor in Chief
When each year starts, I see myself as an explorer sailing the uncharted cinematic waters in search of treasure.
by Rosalie Kicks, Old Sport & Editor in Chief
Never did I ever expect to see Rich Fulcher in such a delightfully pleasant film.
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This is a picture that should be enjoyed from the comfort of a darkened theater with someone that treasures the cinematic experience.
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Much of the film plays off as “in the moment shock and awe” rather than providing a lasting impression.
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Sofia Coppola’s film, Priscilla shares fleeting snippets of a young woman’s past and invites the watcher to draw their own conclusions.
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While viewing this INCREDIBLE series, I could not help but mull over the idea of living next door to America’s favorite spooky family.
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In Sarah Royal’s book, A.K.A. Lucy, she provides the reader with a deep dive into the comedic genius whose impact on the entertainment industry was everlasting.
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Slotherhouse manages to keep the viewer more than entertained with its flat out ridiculousness.
by Rosalie Kicks, Old Sport & Editor in Chief
Based on a single chapter in Bram Stoker’s “Dracula”, this two-hour tale shares the legendary vamp’s voyage from Transylvania to London through the use of Captain Eliot’s log.