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    Film Review: ‘Do Not Reply’ Mixes Chuckles With Chills

    Halloween is fast approaching! One of the most exciting parts of the season is watching horror movies, both new and old. When it was heard that a new horror film was coming out and part of it takes place at a Halloween party, excitement was building for a new autumn flick. However, Do Not Reply […] More

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    Interview: Ric Burns on “Oliver Sacks: His Own Life”

    The poignant documentary Oliver Sacks: His Own Life was released on Kino Marquee and Film Forum Virtual Cinema on September 23rd. We were given the opportunity to have an insightful conversation with director Ric Burns about anything and everything Oliver Sacks. Kendall Tinston: I wanted to begin by saying thank you for taking time today, […] More

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    Film Review: ‘Shortcut’ Falls Short

    What would happen if you were to blend components of Stranger Things and The Descent together? Chances are you’d get something similar to Shortcut by Alessio Liguori, if you also happened to add in shoddier acting and a wavering storyline.  Shortcut follows a group of five teens on a school bus that takes—wait for it—a […] More

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    Film Review: ‘Oliver Sacks: His Own Life’ Awakens Audiences to His Genius

    Oliver Sacks is a jack-of-all-trades. Throughout different chapters of his life, he’s been a neurologist, a weightlifter, a motorcyclist, a homosexual, and a drug addict. In Ric Burns’ captivating new documentary Oliver Sacks: His Own Life, each of those characteristics are highlighted, along with others, into a seamless timeline of his life. Burns’ new documentary […] More

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    Film Review – ‘Antebellum’ Disappoints On Multiple Levels

    Today, movies spotlighting black actors and storylines empowering its black characters are more important than ever. Jordan Peele broke the mold in 2017 with his directorial debut Get Out. The horror film was loved by critics and audiences alike, and managed to celebrate strong black characters skillfully. Flash forward to 2020, and to the release […] More

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    Film Review: ‘Unpregnant’ Offers Unstoppable Emotions

    There aren’t many 17-year-olds who can fathom a pregnancy scare. Already being ina phase of life where every drama is seemingly the end of the world, becomingpregnant is unthinkable to many teen girls. Director Rachel Lee Goldenberg hastaken on the challenge of directing Unpregnant, a movie adaptation of the 2019 novel by Jenni Hendricks and […] More

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    Pixar: Making Adults Cry Since 1986

    Since Pixar debuted into the hearts and souls of cinema goers, it hasn’t failed to create ingenious shorts and stunning features over its 34-year existence. From the bugs of A Bug’s Life, the monsters of Monsters, Inc., as well as the fish of Finding Nemo, all the way to the cars of the Cars trilogy, […] More

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    Four Deserving Horror Films The Academy Will Ignore

    For decades, the horror genre has taken a serious back seat when it comes to the Academy Awards. Simply put, the true horror of the Oscars is the lack of horror. Since Jordan Peele’s illustrious Best Original Screenplay Oscar win for Get Out in 2018, Peele’s filmmaking career has taken off and been one to […] More

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