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Film Review: Hannah Ha Ha
Joshua Pikovsky and Jordan Tetewsky’s Hannah Ha Ha doesn’t really come to any conclusions about anything, but maybe that’s the point … read more
Film Review: Goodafternoon Sweetdream
If Bang Seung Hyeon intended to create a profoundly disorienting viewing experience with Goodafternoon Sweetdream, they certainly succeeded. … read more
Film Review: Death on the Nile
Mystery fans and anyone who loves river-filling quantities of champagne should find Death on the Nile to be a trip worth taking. … read more
The Jim Henson Company Goes Back To Fraggle Rock
It’s time to dance your cares away and let the music play, because the ’80s classic Fraggle Rock has returned in an exciting reboot. … read more
Film Review: Blacklight
Blacklight has the kind of “let’s get this done quickly so we can move onto the next one” feel of Clint Eastwood’s most disposable ’90s films. … read more
Rob Paulsen Talks Animaniacs, Ninja Turtles and Winning His Battle...
While you may have never even heard his name, chances are you’ve heard Rob Paulson’s voice many times in many different forms. … read more
The Event is A Short Film You’ll Want To Make...
Patrick Gibbs speaks with Frank Mosley and Hugo De Sousa, the Co-directors of the 2022 Slamdance short film The Event. … read more
Film Review: Moonfall
While Moonfall only gets stupider as it goes, the further it falls into idiocy the harder it is not to have a bit of fun. … read more
Content Shifter: 11 New-ish Series to Stream Now
Here are 11 click-worthy series that premiered over the past couple of months that you might have missed despite being perpetually housebound. … read more
Gilmore Scott: The Landscape from the Artist’s Point of View
As a leader in the modern art movement from the Diné nation, Scott inspires viewers to reconsider what Indigenous art has meant to them. … read more