The Biggest ‘Snubs’ Of The Oscars
The beginning of every year is a hectic few months for film fans as they try to make sense of what will be nominated or cast aside when it comes to Academy Awards nominations. Last year was very different for...
In Defense Of Zack Snyder And ‘The Snyder Cut’
Before I elaborate on Zack Snyder’s filmography and give an extended review on the “Snyder Cut,” I would like to emphasize that this is a spoiler-free article. However, the first half of this piece will...
Bring Back A Sense Of Normalcy To The Movies
When it comes to movie theaters, many states have reopened cinemas to the public and added extra COVID-19 guidelines to ensure every customer feels safe and at ease while having a cinematic experience. Sure,...
Sundance Comes to a Close
The days of the Sundance Film Festival have come to a close, and I want to thank Fairfield University for allowing me to attend the festival. It has been my dream for a very long time that I would be able to...
A Second Moment at Sundance
In last week’s issue, I walked you through the first half of some of the films I was able to see as a press member at the Sundance Film Festival. In this week’s issue, I want to tell you about some more of...
A Stag Goes to the Sundance Film Festival
Ah, the new year...a time for new beginnings and new things to come for many. In the new year, the entertainment world always has new movies to check out and see. When people think of movies coming out this...
‘Hillbilly Elegy’ is a Hopeless Oscar Grab
During the fall and winter seasons, we expect to see traction from critically acclaimed films landing them some Oscar buzz. Films like “Nomadland,” “One Night in Miami,” “Trial of Chicago 7” and...
Guadagnino’s “We Are Who We Are” Wows Audiences Across All Genres
Television has had an interesting change of pace in the last decade. There’s a new style in series that blurs the lines between the quality of television and the quality of a film, but spans across a...
‘Southland Tales’ Speaks to Our Election Anxiety
With our eyes glued to the news, wondering who will be the next leader of the United States, I was reminded of the many filmmakers that have tried to tackle the anxiety and fear of election season. In...
The House of Mouse is Falling Down
As a fan of all things cinema, of course we must address the elephant in the room–the big media monopoly called Disney. Throughout the last decade, the house of mouse has only gained a bigger following,...