Category: Film & TV reviews

Have you ever been aware of something, but then gone, “eh…not for me”? Never ever listen to that voice. I promise you, if you listen to that voice, you miss out on the coolest things. …

Miss Peregrine’s Home For Peculiar Children, the film adaptation of Ransom Rigg’s best selling novel, is a must-see. The movie is 2 hours and 7 minutes long, and rated PG-13. It might be a bit …

On Tuesday, September 13, my friend Shirley and I took an adventure to visit a new college campus, the University of Maryland, College Park, in order to view a screening of the independent film Dream, …

The People Garden, which was written and directed by Nadia Litz, is a very entertaining watch. The line between reality and imagination is crossed in a chilling way. The amazing performances and suspense kept me …

A long time ago (2005) there was this book, Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norrell. I bought it as a part of a book club, where I could buy ten books and pay half price or …

  I went into TRI with very high expectations, and I’m delighted to say the film exceeded them all. TRI, which is currently screening in select cities in US and Canada, has already won several …

When I first heard about The Shannara Chronicles, I was over the moon. The Elfstones of Shannara has been on my comfort-book shelf for half of forever, and it has some incredibly visual moments, scenes …

What better way to document the effects of change than setting a documentary in New York? In a city so filled to brim with people of all walks of life, it is no wonder that …

Warning: There are spoilers galore in the review below. You’ve no doubt heard a great deal about the new Warner Bros and DC film Suicide Squad. Comprised of a team of villains and criminals, the …

Editor’s Note: While this article is tasteful, as is the film, it does cover a semi-NSFW topic. We recommend not reading this article at your place of business. New Wave Burlesque is a popular form of …