Film
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Review: While Predictable, Beautiful 'Wonderstruck' Has Great Performances
Todd Haynes was one of the leading figures of the new queer cinema movement of the 90s and has made…
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Review: Though Flawed, 'The Babysitter' Is a Refreshing Addition to the Genre
Movies distributed by Netflix have been a new phase in watching cinema. Beasts of No Nation, Okja, Hush, and The…
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Review: Though Entertaining, 'The Snowman' Lacks Thrill
Do you want to build a snowman? Oslo’s leading detective Harry Hole (Michael Fassbender) sure doesn’t. Once you get past…
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Review: 'The Meyerowitz Stories' Would Have Been Awesome in 1995
Another year, another Noah Baumbach movie. Another talky comedy about selfish people realizing that they don’t have life figured out.…
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Review: 'Professor Marston' Is Just as Wondrous as the Character He Created
Earlier this year, eager moviegoers flooded multiplexes all over the country and made Wonder Woman a hit.
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Review: 'Blade Runner 2049' Brings Back the Terrifically Dystopian Future
In 1982’s Blade Runner, Ridley Scott introduced us to a futuristically bright and eccentric Earth built upon themes of empathy…
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Review: 'mother!' Is Divisive with Its Gore-Filled Violence
Taking a risk in film can either mean complete success with both with the audience and the critics, or it…
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Interview: Kandyse McClure of ‘Ghost Wars’ Talks Power of Television
Erin Graham ’19 / Emertainment Monthly TV Editor Emertainment Monthly: You’ve done a lot of sci-fi, paranormal, and thriller shows, and I…
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Interview: Kandyse McClure of 'Ghost Wars' Talks Power of Television
Erin Graham ’19 / Emertainment Monthly TV Editor Emertainment Monthly: You’ve done a lot of sci-fi, paranormal, and thriller shows, and I…
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Review: 'Detroit' Achieves Greatness, But Only Briefly
Though the movie does have several issues that shall be delved into later on, it needs to be stated outright…
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