The new indie film The Extraordinary Ordinary deals with mental health
Natalie Rodriguez is Los Angeles based filmmaker/writer, and a mental health and anti-...
In the 60s and 70s a sense of change was in the air. For many it was social change, for others it was spiritual. And for a large number of devotees of the spiri...
Bad Juju: Big Budget Black Movies at the Box Office
Or Why I Cried After Seeing Black Panther
You’ve probably noticed that a majority of my articles have a ...
Harvey Weinstein Assault Scandal Emphasizes Prevailing Sexism Under Trump Administration
In the last couple weeks one of the most horrific and disturbing sca...
Stop the Survivor Shaming
It was only less than a month ago when the allegations against mogul producer, Harvey Weinstein, had circulated the web, as well as...
The Unfinished Puzzle of Stephen Paddock
Stephen Paddock has made his name synonymous with violence and mystery by decimating concertgoers in Las Vegas and l...
I feel a slightly nerdy yet very girly rant coming on.
This one about Spider-Man.
Well, not really, but about the people who hate Spider-Man.
Well, not so mu...
You Cannot Unsee These 5 Disturbing Foreign Films
Film is a medium that is still oft misunderstood by many. Some people don’t seem to grasp that any medium o...
6 Under the Radar Movies You Need to see in 2017
I would like to take a moment to speak up on behalf of all the movie-going world when I say enough. We get i...
See Swiss Army Man Instead of Rogue One and You'll Thank Me
Rogue One was passable. An enjoyable movie, but not overly enjoyable. It did not quite have the m...
