REVIEW – “The Menu”: A Highly Flavorsome Suspense Thriller
Thanksgiving may easily be a foodie’s favorite day of the year. An authentic microcosm of culture, history, personal sentiments, protein, and varying side dishes, all laid out on a table…
Anya Taylor-Joy
REVIEW – “The Northman”: Old Norse Myth, By Way of Premium Drama
If you were to ask me how to describe the experience of viewing The Northman, the response would be very complicated. Walking out of it with a packed house full…
REVIEW – “Last Night in Soho”: Edgar Wright Flashes Back to Darker, Sweeter, Menacing Time Gone By
Many of us will remember where we were in 2017 when Edgar Wright blew the minds of many a cinephile to the stratosphere with his MTV-paced crime caper Baby Driver….
REVIEW – “Emma”: Austen Comes Alive Again in Sweet, Simplistic Tale of Romantic Entanglement
The realm of Jane Austen’s Victorian England, is nothing less of an acquired taste. But take one single bite, and you’re likely to be hooked on that excessively sweet decadence….