Sezín Devi Koehler

Sezin Devi Koehler is a multiracial Sri Lankan/Lithuanian American, and author of 'Much Ado About Keanu: A Critical Reeves Theory' (April 29, 2025 from Chicago Review Press). Her bylines also include Entertainment Weekly, Scalawag Magazine, Teen Vogue, Tasteful Rude, and many others. You can also find her on Twitter ranting about politics (@SezinKoehler), Instagramming her newest art creations and lowkey cosplays (@zuzudevikoehler), and microreviewing horror movies on Facebook (@SezinDeviKoehler).

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Happy Pride! 5 Queer Superheroes You Should Know

Happy Pride! 5 Queer Superheroes You Should Know

Three things rule the internet these days: cats, Keanu Reeves, and superheroes. Marvel, DC, and…

The Perennial Popularity of ‘Freaky Friday,’ Aging, and Consent

It’s a tale as old as modern time: A mother and her young teenage daughter…

Best Dystopian Films to Rewatch While the World Is Burning

The current political regime has only been in power for four months and already they’ve…

Our Predictions and Hopes for the ‘Buffy the Vampire Slayer’ Reboot

As the saying goes, “To every generation a slayer is born,” and as of right…

‘Yellowjackets’ Season 3: More Queer, More Brutal, Spookier Than Ever

*Spoilers abound for Seasons 1–3 of Yellowjackets.* No return, no return, we’ve returned to the…

The Magician Longs to See: An Elegy for David Lynch, ‘Twin Peaks’ Visionary and Hollywood Legend

I first “met” David Lynch when I was around 12 through his technicolor nightmarescape Wild…

For 40 Years Ridley Scott’s ‘Alien’ Has Been a Cinematic Masterpiece

Meet The Nostromo, a commercial spaceship for intergalactic towing services manned by only a crew…

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‘Buffy the Vampire Slayer’: Black Characters Representation and Racism

When Joss Whedon’s Buffy the Vampire Slayer premiered on March 10, 1997 it effectively changed…

In 1986 Keanu Reeves’ ‘Brotherhood of Justice’ Promoted Cop-Free Schools

[The social justice message of demilitarized school zones in 1986 was way ahead of its…

Who Gets to Be an Antihero: A Primer on White Devilry in Visual Media

The white antihero is a cornerstone of white supremacy in visual media, setting a backdrop for law enforcement leniency in real life that doesn’t extend to communities of color.