#skoden Film Review: How Memes Evolve
#skoden tells a modern story about a topic which has persisted for hundreds of years in a humorous but poignant way.
A History of Violence Review: Before John Wick
David Cronenberg’s A History of Violence is a bloody meditation on the nature of violence and the purpose of the human body.
Predator: Killer of Killers Review – Top Prey
Predator: Killer of Killers unleashes brutal animated beauty in Viking, feudal Japan, and WWII eras, proving the franchise’s mythic power.
Boy George & Culture Club: Movie Review
Boy George & Culture Club is a delightful documentary that recounts the band’s success while evoking strong nostalgia for the ’80s.
Lemonade Blessing Review: Arduous Adolescence
Lemonade Blessing is an impressive feature debut from Chris Merola that demonstrates how our parents’ expectations can shape our identity.
Singing Back the Buffalo: Film Review
Singing Back the Buffalo shows the push for reclamation of Native identity as well as highlighting the responsibility we all share with our environment.
Overcompensating Season 1 Review
Overcompensating Season 1 is a raunchy, real, and unexpectedly heartfelt college comedy that actually makes you feel seen.
Lost in Starlight Review: Vibrantly Human
Lost in Starlight is a vividly colored and urbanized familiar story of finding love and overcoming loss, unbound by planetary restrictions.
The Heirloom Review: Lockdown Woes
Ben Petrie’s The Heirloom is an intriguing, deceptive, and amusing metafictional comedy-drama that keeps viewers guessing.
Sorry, Baby Film Review: How Do We Heal?
In Sorry, Baby, Eva Victor crafts a story about trauma that prioritizes depicting nonlinear healing and friendship between women over violence and suffering.
