What Happened to Music TV aka MTV: A Summary
Ever wondered why MTV doesn’t feature music videos as much as it used to? Well, look no further as we explore the very reasons why in this article.
Pyrrha Nikos: A Character Analysis
It’s RWBY season! With volume 8 hitting the screens after returning from a two month long hiatus, it feels fitting to reminisce over the series’...
A Series Review: Lord of the Rings
In 2001, it was uncertain whether Lord of the Rings will have its perfect adaptation, with the novel itself having several failed ones. Peter Jackson’s...
What People Dismiss in Cuties: The Misrepresentation of Muslim Women
Cuties is about Amy, an 11-year-old Senegalese French Muslim who lives with her mother and two younger brothers in one of Paris’s poorest neighborhoods. At...
Ad Astra: A Probe into Masculinity, Trauma and Human Connection
For the longest time now, the sci-fi genre has been used as a medium to explore the concept of humanity. The success behind this formulae...
The Little Prince: A Gentle Remembrance
As a part of growing up, we lose the wonders we had as children that made our world so magical. This article explores such themes of loss and nostalgia with the review of the Netflix film adaptation of The Little Prince.
Top TV Shows Featuring WLW
Are you craving lesbian content with good representation? Well look no farther, for I am here to provide some TV shows, in no particular order...
A Series Review: Raimi’s Spider-Man, The Definitive Comic Book Movie Trilogy
Before the MCU became the global box office behemoth it is today, there was the Spider-Man trilogy directed by Sam Raimi from 2002 to 2007....
Brokeback Mountain: More Than ‘A Gay Cowboy Movie’
Often overshadowed by the “gay cowboy” trope, people tend to overlook how Brokeback Mountain depicts a powerful story of love, guilt, loss and pain.
A Series Review: John Wick, a dog dad’s vengeance story
In another installment of ‘A Series Review’, this week’s article looks at the John Wick trilogy and what makes it so good.