Cherry: Review. By Jake Peffer. Cherry tells the story of a young girl of the same name who must make one of the biggest decisions of her life within the next 24 hours. She just found out that she’s pregnant and must decide whether she plans on keeping the baby.
When the Justice League falls into a dastardly trap, it's up to Superman's loyal pet Krypto and a misfit band of superpowered pets to save the day in DC League of Super-Pets. Embracing the low-stakes appeals of an animated family film represents an amusing change of pace for DC, which is
Sam Harris (David Daniel) is still grieving over the loss of his mother. He seems to be the only one that’s really suffering as well what with his sister, Amy (Olivia Sanders) being too young to understand and Sam’s older brother, Michael (Sam Hadden) too concerned with things that concern
Dani Sanders, a social media-obsessed outcast, designs a ploy to gain new followers by faking a luxury vacation. When her destination becomes the site of a tragic event, Dani is thrust into the highs and lows of media culture in Not Okay. I appreciate Blame writer/director Quinn Shephard for crafting Not Okay as an ambitious meditation
Early on in Six Years Gone, we are gently installed in a world of safe domesticity. Carrie Dawson (Veronica Jean Trickett) is a divorcee living with her eleven-year-old daughter, Lolly (Anna Griffiths). They live quite typical lives. Lolly, as many girls her age, is mesmerized by her phone. An interest
