The Binge: Review
Vulgar coming of age comedies are a prominent staple in film, almost acting as a right of passage for their target generation (Superbad, Kick-Ass, and 21 Jump Street were some of my personal favorites growing… The Binge: Review
Vulgar coming of age comedies are a prominent staple in film, almost acting as a right of passage for their target generation (Superbad, Kick-Ass, and 21 Jump Street were some of my personal favorites growing… The Binge: Review
Theme parks are beloved staples of entertainment culture, packing droves of families and adolescents to encounter a plethora of high-flying thrills. While most parks present themselves with a pristine family image, the wild-child death trap… Class Action Park: Review
Our culture’s infatuation with zombies has spread across media, with a recent glut making these horror protagonists feel just as tired as their undead state would indicate. This malaise towards the subgenre is part of… Peninsula: The BRWC Review
Writer/director Kevin Willmott has aptly analyzed unjust racial conditions through his deft viewpoint. Working as a co-writer to the great Spike Lee, efforts like Da 5 Bloods and BlacKKKlansman have extracted a searing portrait that… The 24th: Review
Few comedic actors have endured the test of time like Oscar-winner Robin Williams, leaving behind a lasting legacy of laughs after his shocking death in 2014. The latest documentary Robin’s Wish takes an intimate look… Robin’s Wish: Review