Somewhere between the previews and the credits rolling, we forgot how to behave in a shared space.

Six months of new beginnings, new people, big dreams, and a little New York Propaganda.

Spider-Man: Brand New Day brought everyone into a packed theater with a story about grief, growth, and the experiences that shape us into who we are.

Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey finds its greatest strength not in spectacle, but in the people at its center.

Olivia Wilde’s The Invite turns one uncomfortable evening into a sharp, hilarious, and surprisingly honest look at relationships.

Every theater seat is filled to watch the fantasy world come to life when men play superhero's. When women are in the same role, the energy is drastically different.

Emily Blunt and Colman Domingo shine in Spielberg’s latest. but the film’s big reveal never meets the ambitious build-up.

A podcast rotation is years in the making. A sacred art that must be protected before everything is thrown off balance.

The quote I keep coming back to with this film is “It’s like describing a dog to someone who’s never seen one, and then asking them to draw it.” Those are the Backrooms.

It’s times when life is going smoothly that grief reminds you it has not disappeared.

The Devil Wears Prada 2 reflects how fashion, journalism, and media have evolved with the rise of digital culture , while still keeping the charm and glamour that makes the first film unforgettable.

Starting off with a long-winded (no pun intended) review on the Long Walk. This is a slight blast from the past but what better way to start off this page than with one of my favorite reviews?

When obsession turns into reality, what was once a dream becomes a living nightmare. Bringing up the tale as old as time, careful what you wish for.