13 Thrilling Horror Novels with Gruesomely Great Film Adaptations
From ‘I Know What You Did Last Summer’ to ‘Hellraiser’, there’s been no shortage of brilliant horror book-to-screen adaptations over the last few years.
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3 Notable Films of the 2021 New York Film Festival
Films thrill us with every emotion imaginable. We look at three notable films of NYFF59: Parallel Mothers, Unclenching the Fist and Hit the Road.
The Stereotypical Asian: Marginalization in Western Media
Asians in American media are underrepresented and the few instances of representation are often stereotypical. The future is looking towards improvement, but it is still important to acknowledge the past and the context of these situations.
5 of the Best Movies at Tribeca Film Festival 2021
The Tribeca Film Festival gives independent filmmakers a chance to express their voices and perspectives. Those perspectives have informed 5 of the absolute best titles screened at this year’s festival.
10 Asian-Made Movies to Watch on Your Next Movie Night
Films with Asian-American leads and auteurs are on the rise. While we wait for more, here are a few Asian-made movies that you don’t want to miss!
Melancholy Movies Gave Me Comfort When All Felt Lost
Movies can do many wondrous things. Vividly melancholy movies achieve that special thing that films do so well: make viewers feel less alone.
SXSW 2021: Exposing the Toxic Voice in Violet’s Head
It’s time to take a look at films of SXSW 2021, including ‘In the Same Breath’, ‘Violet’, ‘Here Before’ and ‘The Sparks Brothers’.
SXSW 2021: A Hard Look at America’s Troubling Beauty Standards
It’s time to take a look at films of SXSW 2021, including ‘Subjects of Desire’, ‘The Fallout’, and ‘The Spine of Night’.
SXSW 2021: ‘I’m Fine (Thanks for Asking)’ and ‘Introducing, Selma Blair’
It’s time to take a look at films of SXSW 2021, including ‘The Oxy Kingpins’, ‘I’m Fine (Thanks for Asking)’, and ‘Introducing, Selma Blair’.
Volleyball Anime: The Ultimate Stress Relief?
Haikyū!! is a well-crafted story that masterfully compiles animated innocence, humor, Japanese culture, sports, and a vast array of relatable experiences.