Arts
Film Review: Aladdin
It’s been 27 years since Disney’s first iteration of Aladdin, but to imagine Guy Ritchie as the one to helm its creation is something on a different level. … read more
Content Shifter: 7 Streaming Series for Mother’s Day
Here are seven streaming TV series that showcase wildly different mothers at their best, worst and straight-up weirdest. … read more
Film Review: The Curse of La Llorona
With The Curse of La Llorona set in the Conjuring universe, this urban legend based in Mexican culture is the focal point of Michael Chaves’ latest. … read more
Film Review: Long Shot
Long Shot features the archetypical drug-infused shenanigans that come with Rogen’s presence, but Jonathan Levine adds a much-needed sense of authenticity. … read more
A Friday Night, Snacks and Films: F.U.B.A.R and Criminal Double...
Creative Guild Studio’s premiere of Lucre Films’ productions, F.U.B.A.R. and Criminals, was everything an enjoyable evening viewing should be. … read more
Content Shifter: 8 Hulu (Sorta) Hits to Stream
Here are eight more lesser-hyped, original Hulu series that you may or may not be aware of. … read more
Shazam!
Director David F. Sandberg has taken a relatively unknown character and made him engaging, enjoyable and enlightening with Shazam. … read more
Film Review: Captain Marvel
The greatest aspect of Captain Marvel is young girls now have another superhero they can look up to and identify with, which can only be positive. … read more
Birds of Passage (Pájaros de verano)
Birds of Passage unfurls its tale of one indigenous Wayúu family within the expansive Guajira Desert and the early Colombian drug war. … read more
Sundance Film Festival 2019 @ Park City UT 01.25-01.28
Thirty-four years of small-mountain-town, indie film, hustle and bustle continues in streets of Park City, UT during the 2019 Sundance Film Festival. Attendees arrive by the thousands from all over the globe to see the latest releases in independent film, the talent involved or perhaps just visiting the beehive state for some shopping and fresh
Sundance Film Review: Tigerland
Tigerland Sundance Film Festival Director: Ross Kauffman In both Eastern and Western imaginations and art, the tiger has always been a symbol of beauty and power. As their numbers dwindle in the wild, many people are moved to help their cause. Tigerland follows two parallel tiger conservation efforts: in far east Russia where Pavel Famenko
Sundance Film Review: Judy and Punch
Judy and Punch (Australia) Sundance Film Festival Director: Mirrah Foulkes In 16th century Seaside, a town that is nowhere near the sea, puppeteers Judy (Mia Wasikowska) and her husband Punch (Damon Herriman) are the main source of entertainment. Their puppet shows require synchronized choreography, but Punch seems to be the one taking all the credit
