Nope Review
Filled with images that bring to mind UFOs, Rorschach, money, and lens, one viewing is not enough to capture all that resides in Nope.
BLK: An Origin Story Review
Like the US, they also rewrite history, downplay or ignore their historical role and how that directly influences generational wealth among white people, and generational trauma among Black and Indigenous people. BLK: An Origin Story highlight specific groups, individuals, and locations, in four episodes, that are essential to Black people’s arc in Canada.
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God Said Give ‘Em Drum Machines [Tribeca Review]
God Said Give ‘Em Drum Machines is an informative, fascinating journey through musical evolution with the pioneers in techno who crafted the sounds we still…
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The Black Phone Review
Though scares are in short supply, there is plenty of suspense and tension. The Black Phone is creepy, and The Grabber will make you shrink back in your seat.
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Butterfly in the Sky [Tribeca Review]
Butterfly in the Sky shows love and honesty about the show’s 26-year battle to stay on air, and why every generation needs their Reading Rainbow.
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Brian and Charles Review
Though parts drag and there is a syrupy sweetness, Brian and Charles is an adorable tale of a man and his robot with a heartwarming message.
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My Love Mix-Up! Volume 4 Review
Warm-hearted with that first flush of young love, My Love Mix-Up! Volume 4 shows the awkwardness, immaturity, and confusion in early relationships with a…
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The Liminal Zone Review (Manga)
Traversing transition from one state to another, The Liminal Zone lives up to its title with a dreadful cohesion by a master of horror. Junji Ito can squeeze…
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I Want To Be a Wall Volume 1 Review
Filled with the usual “getting to know you” romantic beats without the romance, I Want To Be a Wall Volume 1 is endearing as it explores a relationship rarely..
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Play It Cool, Guys Volume 3 Review (Manga)
Play It Cool, Guys Volume 3, from Yen Press, continues the story of these quirky, clumsy, adorable, cool guys with a new addition. By Kokone Nata with translations by Amanda Haley and lettering by Lys Blakeslee, I enjoyed this volume even more than the second volume. They have all met, and the manga follows their
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