WARNING: This review and film discuss suicide and mental health issues. Depression can conjure an overwhelming cloud of dread upon its inhabitants. My personal struggles with depression and anxiety have often felt debilitating, with every misstep and cruel twist of fate reinforcing a feeling of malaise that often seems inescapable. While
Four friends, Fay (Zoe Graham), Violet (Elizabeth Trieu), Wendy (Courtney Oliviér) and Ari (Diana Rose) meet up for a weekend to relax and forget their everyday lives. However, Wendy is obsessed with the idea that they should try and contact the goddess, Erzulie (Leila Anastacia Scott) who uses the appearance
There Are No Saints (The Jesuit) - Review The new film directed by Alfonso Pineda Ulloa is ready for release this week, and as a revenge movie fan, I had high hopes. With a screenplay by gritty veteran Paul Schrader (The Last Temptation of Christ, Taxi Driver), and featuring a vintage
The Valet Synopsis: A movie star (Samara Weaving) enlists a parking valet (Eugenio Derbez) at a Beverly Hills restaurant to pose as her lover to cover for her relationship with a married man. A remake of a 2006 French film of the same name. In an era where comedic stars are a
Kunle (Donald Elise Watkins) and his best friend, Sean (RJ Cyler), are both seniors in collegeabout to embark on an epic night of Spring Break parties. Sean has the whole night plannedout, including every party they will hit on their “legendary tour.” Kunle is down, yet mostlyconcerned with finishing up
