Category: Reviews
LIVE PHOTOS: Willow Smith at The Vic Theatre in Ch...
Posted by Cindy Barrymore | Oct 11, 2021 | Editorial, Live Reviews, Music, Reviews | 0 |
‘The Moment’ Is ‘Brat,’ But It’s Sad, And The Party Is Over
by Murjani Rawls | Feb 5, 2026 | Featured, Film Reviews, Reviews | 0
What is the worst outcome for an artist? Is it to never achieve success or to create something so...
Read More‘Whistle’ Is A Play On Previous Reaper Curses With Little Beyond That
by Murjani Rawls | Feb 4, 2026 | Film Reviews, Reviews | 0
The million-dollar question is: if you had a chance to know when and the manner in which you would...
Read More’28 Days Later: The Bone Temple’ Depicts Idolatry As The Real Monster
by Murjani Rawls | Jan 13, 2026 | Featured, Film Reviews, Reviews | 0
It’s easy to see why the zombie sub-genre has endured for as long as it has — frankly,...
Read More“Five Nights at Freddy’s 2” Goes Bigger, But At The Cost Of Better
by Murjani Rawls | Dec 19, 2025 | Film Reviews, Reviews | 0
Just a bit of housekeeping, I didn’t find the animatronic Chuck E. Cheese characters all that...
Read MoreTwists and Turns Drive “The Housemaid.” They Make It Worth the Price of Admission
by Murjani Rawls | Dec 19, 2025 | Film Reviews, Reviews | 0
Millie Calloway (Sydney Sweeney) needs a job. Not only is it a condition of her probation (the...
Read MoreLucy Liu Proves To Be A Magnetic, Measured Force In ‘Rosemead’
by Murjani Rawls | Dec 18, 2025 | Film Reviews, Reviews | 0
Complexities are at work in Erin Lin’s tragic and sorrowful debut, “Rosemead.” The biggest of all...
Read More‘It Ends’ Is A Nihilistic Metaphor On Post-College Uncertainty
by Murjani Rawls | Dec 17, 2025 | Film Reviews, Reviews | 0
There’s a portal in the transition between the end of high school and the end of college years....
Read More‘Wicked: For Good’ Shouldn’t Have Been A Story On It’s Own, But A Whole
by Murjani Rawls | Nov 19, 2025 | Film Reviews, Reviews | 0
“Wicked: Part One” ended with a bold declaration of independence in the face of a vast conspiracy....
Read More‘The Running Man’ Fights A Dystopian Vision With Dated Tools
by Murjani Rawls | Nov 15, 2025 | Featured, Film Reviews, Reviews | 0
We live in an era where privacy is a luxury and surveillance is accepted as a necessary evil to...
Read More‘Rebuilding’ Makes A Bet On Community After A Natural Disaster
by Murjani Rawls | Nov 14, 2025 | Film Reviews, Reviews | 0
In a nonstop, anxiety-inducing newscycle, it’s hard to focus on a particular catastrophe. My mind...
Read MorePurity Ring Creates A Lush World and Dreams of A Better One In Reality In Brooklyn
by Murjani Rawls | Oct 31, 2025 | Editorial, Featured, Live Reviews, Music, Reviews | 0
Canadian electronic duo Purity Ring are world builders. They are orchestral curators of both light...
Read MorePHOTOS: Inside Tia Corine’s “Corinian” Album Release Party in Brooklyn
by Valerie Magan | Oct 29, 2025 | Album Reviews, Exclusive, Music, New Releases | 0 |
On her second album, Winston-Salem upstart expands the bite of 2022’s I Can’t Wait with a scathing...
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