Nathan-ism: Review. By Samhith Ankam. Art allows one to parse their experiences. It allows one to retroactively understand how it affected oneself. It can make a memory exist tangibly, to become a par...
Fast X – The BRWC Review. By Jake Peffer. The Fast Saga continues with Fast X! Here we are at the tenth entry, eleventh if you count the spinoff, in the never-ending series about cars and drivin...
White Men Can’t Jump: The BRWC Review. By Jake Peffer. Remakes are a dime a dozen nowadays as we seem to be getting more and more each year. The best one can hope for with a remake is that the n...
Autumn Sonata: Review. By Joe Muldoon. John Gielgud once playfully quipped, ‘Ingrid Bergman is fluent in five languages – and she can’t act in any of them’. These are the words of somebody...
B-Side: For Taylor – Review. By Joe Muldoon Living in a quiet suburban area are 14-year-old Taylor (Jeannine Vargas) and her adoptive father Bill (Dave Huber). A year on from the death of Taylor...