[The social justice message of demilitarized school zones in 1986 was way ahead of its…
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.
Westworld’s fourth season continues deepening the fantastic worldbuilding while meditating on what it really means to be human.
Orphan: First Kill departs from the serious tone of the original, and offers no new insight into how its titular character becomes who she is.
‘Prey’ is a mixed bag when it comes to Indigenous and Black representation and inclusion on screen.
The Indiana Jones franchise leaves out vital historical facts about the USA’s own colonial influence, including how Jim Crow laws and slavery inspired the Nazis.
Lifetime’s Flowers in the Attic: The Origin is the rare case of an adaptation far surpassing the book.
It’s not just a right to bodily autonomy that’s at stake as SCOTUS might next undo the right to contraception, gay relationships, and gay marriage too.
As Dirty Dancing has aged, the love story aspect actually becomes less and less interesting and what comes to the surface is how honest this movie is about the fact that people will always need access to abortions.
On its 10th anniversary, Cloud Atlas is humanism at its most poignant, and a manifesto in its own right about the power of love to change the world one soul at a time.