Jessica Bentley (Cheryl Burniston) is newly engaged and has been invited to a school reunion, although her fiancé is unable to join her. She soon gets reacquainted with her friends from school such as Lauren Bryce, (Natasha Killip) a self-obsessed glamour model, Sara Ryan (Aoife Smyth) a woman who’s seen
Hollywood tries to operate as an inclusive space, but the lingering racial and gender inequalities still exist throughout all working industries. Thankfully, more diverse voices are getting their opportunity to express intimate sentiments on screen, including acclaimed Killing Eve screenwriter Emerald Fennell. Her debut effort Promising Young Woman has endured
Bale, Disney, MCU: Weekly Round Up - This week the movie news machine was dominated by Disney. The studio held their annual “investor call” which is sort of as dull as it sounds, but with the added excitement of the fact that Disney as a company own the likes of
Monster Hunter: The BRWC Review. By Alif Majeed. In a parallel universe like the one where Milla Jovovich gets swooped into, Monster Hunter was destined to get terrible reviews, a middling haul at the US box office while ending up making its money worldwide. But in the post covid world,
La Leyenda Negra: Review. By Trent Neely. This film follows Latino teens in the city of Compton, CA. Specifically, Aleteia (Monica Betancourt) and Rosarito (Kailei Lopez). Aleteia is the new girl at her and Rosarito’s school and finds herself an outcast and the subject of bullying due to her introverted
