Star Trek: Discovery exited its third season the way it came in — filled with hope for the future and faith in its betterment. The season went so far as to tell its audience this not only by crafting its…
‘Star Trek: Discovery’ 3×09 review: ‘Terra Firma, Part 1’
Star Trek: Discovery launches into its special two-parter of the season, “Terra Firma,” where Georgiou must relive the fateful day where her Burnham betrayed her. Introduced to this day/memory by a mysterious man, or should I say Q, it’s clear…
‘Star Trek: Discovery’ 3×08 review: ‘The Sanctuary’
Star Trek: Discovery continues moving the plot and the lives of the characters forward with its latest episode. While it didn’t quite live up to the hype set up by the preceding episode, “The Sanctuary” is still an enjoyable and…
‘Star Trek: Discovery’ 3×02 review: ‘Far From Home’
In the unofficial part two of “That Hope is You,” Star Trek: Discovery follows up its strong opener with an episode just as strong as we catch up with the crew of the U.S.S. Discovery with “Far From Home.” And…
Movie Review: The Shape of Water
Director Guillermo del Toro builds his worlds from the ground up, imbuing his chosen universes with such distinct senses of self that we can’t help but buy immediately into the world he’s drawn. A man with a mind for the fantastical…
TIFF Movie Review: The Shape of Water
To read further TIFF 2017 coverage, go here. Director Guillermo del Toro builds his worlds from the ground up, imbuing his chosen universes with such distinct senses of self that we can’t help but buy immediately into the world he’s drawn. A…
Pan’s Labyrinth 10 Year Anniversary: Fairy Tales & Fascism
Pan’s Labyrinth opens with a shot moving in a reverse: It’s night and a young girl lies on the floor as blood streaming from her nose begins to shrink back in. It’s striking, haunting, horrifying and tragic, when you see…