‘I Saw The TV Glow’ Is Jane Schoenbrun’s Expansive, Artistic, Nightmarish Take On Identity Purgatory
Writer-director Jane Schoenbrun’s I Saw The TV Glow is not what I would call a happy film....
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Author: Murjani Rawls
‘In A Violent Nature’ Likes It’s Point of View Restrained and It’s Slasher Concept Tweaked
Classic slasher films come with an agreement that you will invest in a healthy amount of...
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‘Your Monster’ Is Where Theater, A Disney Affinity, and Toxic Exes Reside Together
If I told you Laura Franco (Melissa Barrera) was going through a rough patch, I would be...
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‘Handling The Undead’ Is A Zombie Film That Restrains Itself To the Grieving Process of the Living
Zombie films almost have too much immediacy to incorporate grief’s slow, suffocating feel....
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‘The American Society of Magical Negroes’ Undermines Its Own Critique of A Classic Black Trope
Many of us know the phrase “go along to get along,” and that can apply to the classic...
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