‘YouthMin’ Review: A Reminder for Christians to Practice Love
Joseph Braverman reviews YouthMin, a mockumentary that effectively leans on Christianity to find its sense of humor.
Trey Edward Shults on Making Waves
Emerging filmmaker Trey Edward Shults is an indie auteur on the rise. I briefly met him at 2015’s SXSW film festival just before”Krisha” won the top prize. I was re-introduced...[Read More]
Sundance 2020 Review: Promising Young Woman Isn’t Afraid To Speak Up
A young woman, traumatized by a tragic event in her past, seeks out vengeance against those who cross her path.
Box Office: ‘The Nun’ Scares Away ‘Crazy Rich Asians’ From Repeat, Sets ‘Conjuring’ Record
Hailed as the darkest chapter yet, "The Nun" became the biggest opener for The Conjuring universe, opening with $53.5 million.
TV Review: ‘The Crown’ Fights Against Progressives and Conservatives in Stunning New Season
When The Crown first debuted in 2016, many instantly looked ahead to the days when Princess Diana and Margaret Thatcher would grace the screen. Their arrival on the international and political scene b...[Read More]
The Notebook? A Television Series?
Yes, you read that correctly. But there are SO MANY QUESTIONS! Will this be a success or another attempt by Hollywood to recycle previously successful material into something new and RUIN IT!? The mos...[Read More]
9 films that I am excited to see at SXSW 2019
Scott Menzel shares his picks of the 9 films that he is most excited to see at SXSW 2019.
Cinder by Marissa Meyer, Review by Corinne Donnelly
Cinder is quite the page-turner, and I look forward to reading the rest of the four novels in the series.
