Zoe Kazan takes on John Steinbeck’s sprawling American classic with East of Eden, a seven-episode limited series from Netflix focused on compelling gender dynamics and generational trauma. Midsommar scream queen Florence Pugh takes on antihero Cathy Ames, while Christopher Abbott (Possessor) and Mike Faist (Challengers) play brothers Adam and Charles Trask. Adam and Charles endure … Continue reading TV Review: East of Eden
Film Review: April X
★★ Heated Rivalry breakout Connor Storrie emerged as one of the most exciting new talents in ages, along with his co-star Hudson Williams. To say they've been at the forefront of the public eye over the last year would be putting it mildly. Clearly, any projects that either of them worked on that were filmed … Continue reading Film Review: April X
Theater Review: Oh, Mary!
Welcome to the Thunderfuck Administration! Oh, Mary! is a farcical delight that revels in the incredible comic timing of underrated drag queen Alaska Thunderfuck. The play is brilliantly written and constructed, building towards gradual payoffs that are extremely satisfying to watch unfold. Additionally, the entire ensemble contributes to the greater whole, becoming a cohesive unit … Continue reading Theater Review: Oh, Mary!
Film Review: Charlie Harper
★★★★★ What is the true meaning of love? Do we actually make an impact on the people we touch in our lives? Is it possible to find success and love with the person most important to us? Many films have attempted to answer these questions, particularly in the romance department. Some are middling at best, … Continue reading Film Review: Charlie Harper
Film Review: Resident Evil (2026)
★★★★★ As a longtime fan of the franchise since 1998’s Resident Evil 2, Zack Cregger's take on the storied horror franchise quickly won me over. The comedian-turned-modern horror maven was the perfect fit to helm this fresh version of a movie series that has been shambling along for decades. As much as I adored Resident … Continue reading Film Review: Resident Evil (2026)
American Horror Story Revisited: Every Season Ranked
For more than a decade, American Horror Story has reinvented itself over and over again. By design, its unique structure makes the series special and unlike any other. Haunted houses, asylums, witches, freak shows, hotels, cults, summer camps, aliens, serial killers, vampires, the AIDS epidemic: Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk's anthology has seemingly left no … Continue reading American Horror Story Revisited: Every Season Ranked
TV Review: The Creep Tapes – Season 3
Three seasons deep into its surprising run on Shudder, The Creep Tapes continues a signature brand of found footage with exciting, frequently horrific new episodes. Following the trend of the past, just six installments, barely 20 minutes each, make for an easy binge that will chill you to the bone by the time it concludes. … Continue reading TV Review: The Creep Tapes – Season 3
Film Review: Practical Magic 2
★★★★ Who’s ready for a midnight margarita? After almost three decades, we finally get a sequel to Practical Magic, and it’s just as charming and adorable as expected. Against all odds, Practical Magic 2 understands exactly why audiences fell in love with the Owens women in the first place, delivering a legacy sequel filled with … Continue reading Film Review: Practical Magic 2
Theater Review: Two Strangers Carry a Cake Across New York
Despite having numerous accolades and many Tony nominations, my interest was not quite piqued for rom-com musical Two Strangers Carry a Cake Across New York. How good could a two-hander show really be, especially considering the breadth of other productions currently on Broadway? I have never been so relieved to be completely off base. This … Continue reading Theater Review: Two Strangers Carry a Cake Across New York
Film Review: Coyote vs. Acme
★★★★★ Coyote vs. Acme drops an anvil on the competition, easily becoming one of the best live-action/animation hybrids in years. As someone who grew up on Looney Tunes and Space Jam, I have been waiting for another theatrical movie that utilizes these crazy cartoons to their fullest potential. Two years ago, The Day the Earth … Continue reading Film Review: Coyote vs. Acme