Representation in Hollywood is something that has been given more attention in recent years, with boundaries continually being overcome in terms of portraying different races, cultures, and genders, but it’s hard to wash out the truly disgusting past examples that… Continue reading "The Joy Luck Club"
The progression that Five Nights at Freddy’s has had throughout its lifespan is pretty impressive for such a small and (in all honesty) minuscule idea. Created from the mind of Scott Cawthon, this little indie point-and-click horror game released in… Continue reading "Five Nights at Freddy’s"
Still Life was a 2013 drama that garnered a lot of favorable attention at the various film festivals in which it was showcased at, including the 70th Venice Film Festival, the Reykjavik International Film Festival, the Abu Dhabi Film Festival,… Continue reading "Still Life"
Considering the monumental success that the 1991 horror thriller, The Silence of the Lambs, received when it came out, no other project based around material from author Thomas Harris has been as successful. Whether this is a credit to Jonathan… Continue reading "Hannibal (2013 series)"
Killers of the Flower Moon is the latest outing from Hollywood legends, Leonardo DiCaprio, Robert De Niro, and director Martin Scorsese, and stands as an introduction to newly grown talent as well as a spotlight on a tragic part of… Continue reading "Killers of the Flower Moon"
The 2016 South Korean action horror film, Train to Busan, captured audiences in a way that was a little different than most other zombie films. Its true that the film was critically very successful, and it is still considered to… Continue reading "Train to Busan"
The 2013 action-adventure film Oblivion was stated by its director to be a throwback to classic 1970s sci-fi films, a trait that is very clear while watching the picture, but not in an entirely positive way. When the initial trailers… Continue reading "Oblivion"
Li Cunxin is a Chinese Australian former ballet dancer who trained in the Beijing Dance Academy during the reign of Chinese emperor, Mao Zedong and became a highly regarded dancer after his successful career in the United States, which he… Continue reading "Mao’s Last Dancer"
The 1988 American fantasy horror comedy, Beetlejuice, still remains a beloved classic for many to this day for its off-beat quirky visual style and tone, delightfully larger than life performances and characters that waver between innocently wholesome and bizarrely crude,… Continue reading "Beetlejuice"
