From our own experiences and from what has been told to us, mothers are often seen as magical beings. They give life and then care for it unconditionally to the point of exhaustion and are offered little in return. Jason…
Blockers Movie Review: A film that 🐓 blocks itself
Throughout the 1980s the teen sex comedy was associated strictly with young men. Even today, movies focused on teenage girls losing their virginity – such as Maggie Carey’s The To-Do List – are rare. Director Kay Cannon’s Blockers, whose title…
The Mayor Mid-Season 1 Review
Halfway into the freshman season of ABC’s The Mayor and it hasn’t slowed down. Since the premiere, The Mayor has been able to keep the momentum over the last six episodes. Through the use of comedy, the show has become…
Movie Review: Daddy’s Home 2
Hello daddy my old friend, I’ve come to talk with you again. “Alright fellas, we need to cast our new family comedy,” director Sean Anders (Daddy’s Home, Horrible Bosses 2) declared in the first Daddy’s Home 2 meeting, “Somebody that…
Movie Review: Tragedy Girls
The opening scene in Tragedy Girls seems an unabashed patchwork of ‘80s horror. Parked on a lonely stretch of road at night two lovers hear something strange outside the car. The girl suggests to the guy that he go and…
For Your Consideration: The Middle
This week’s edition of “For Your Consideration” features the laugh-out-loud funny and very relatable comedy, The Middle. The show premiered in the fall of 2009 on ABC, and you can catch its ninth and final season Tuesday nights this fall! Over…
The Mayor Series Premiere Review
If you’re going to start a new comedy this year, it better be The Mayor. ABC’s newest 30-minute sitcom is the perfect blend of family, politics, friends, and an all-around good time. Created by Speechless’ Jeremy Bronson and produced by…