Film & TV
Film
'The Mandalorian' Season 2 Episode 6 Recap: "The Tragedy"
Mando suffers a heartbreaking loss in his most recent adventure.
by CAYLEN DAVID
Film
Sound Design Matters: A Review of the 'Twenty Thousand Hertz' Podcast
Dallas Taylor's latest project dives into the history and anatomy behind the world's most iconic sounds.
by CAYLEN DAVID
Television
'The Mandalorian' Season 2 Episode 5 Review: "The Jedi"
Ahsoka Tano makes a glorious live–action debut, and Baby Yoda is finally given a name.
by CAYLEN DAVID
Film
Eugene Levy and Catherine O’Hara Are More Than Just Their 'Schitt's Creek' Roles
The two's acting careers are not only notable but prolific—and if you didn't notice, you're missing out.
by JULIA POLSTER
Film
'Sabrina’ Proves That Romance is Timeless
The familiar story stands the test of time in any iteration, but there's value in how these adaptations vary.
by JULIA POLSTER
Film
No Animated Film Can Compare to ‘The Prince of Egypt’
Those Were The Days | The movie masterfully portrays complex emotions and history in ways even children can appreciate.
by JULIA POLSTER
Television
'The Mandalorian' Season 2 Episode 3 Recap: "The Heiress"
Mando finds strength in numbers on the high seas in the newest episode.
by CAYLEN DAVID
Television
A Review of 'The Queen's Gambit'
To some chess may seem boring, but Netflix's new original series is a must–see.
by CAYLEN DAVID
Television
How a Historical British Detective Show Integrates Representation
British detective show, 'Endeavour,' slips well–integrated, casual representation into the fabric of its mysteries.
by HARSHITA GUPTA
Television
Blood of Zeus: An Exciting Addition to Netflix's Adult Animation
The show holds nothing back when it comes to spectacle and style, yet lacks in character development.
by ASHNA YAKOOB
Television
'The Mandalorian' Season 2 Episode 2 Review: "The Passenger"
Mando and Baby Yoda's newest side quest involves frog eggs, ice, and a whole lot of spiders.
by CAYLEN DAVID
Television
Watching ‘The Dick Van Dyke Show’ Today and Taking the Good with the Bad
Those Were The Days丨Being a feminist makes it hard to get through older television shows, but doesn’t make great comedy writing any less timeless.
by JULIA POLSTER
Film
A Very Unusual Macy’s Parade for a Very Unusual Thanksgiving
The Macy's Parade is going to be a lot different this year—but there's still a lot to be thankful for.
by JULIA POLSTER
Television
What Happens When Network Television Tries to Tackle the Pandemic?
What’s the value of dramatizing COVID–19 when we’re still watching it unfold in the real world?
by MEG GLADIEUX
Film
The "Bachelorette" Must Go On: Episode 5 Recap
Petty guy drama, cute one–on–ones, and Chris Harrison shenanigans—this is what The Bachelorette is supposed to be about.
by CHRISTIANA GUAN
Film
'The Mandalorian' Season Two: First Impressions
Exploring the return of the gunslinging bounty hunter in the new series premiere
by CAYLEN DAVID
Film
'The Batman' Will Be Different—and Great
Examining the upcoming reboot of the Caped Crusader, and why it looks promising for DC Films
by CAYLEN DAVID
Film
Vintage Murder Mystery Comedies are Few, but Funny
Those Were The Days│A review of the two films that comprise my favorite genre, vintage murder mystery comedies.
by JULIA POLSTER
Film
‘The Witches’ Is Not Just Bad, It’s Deeply Problematic
The film demonizes differences when it should be celebrating them.
by AIDAH QURESHI
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