The Ripple Kingdom is the second book in a series of graphic novels about the reluctant hero Cucumber and his … More
Category: Reviews
“I Am Alfonso Jones” by Tony Medina Steps Into the Heart of the Black Lives Matter Movement
Alfonso Jones is psyched to be in his school’s Hip-hop Hamlet production. It will give him the opportunity to spend more … More
“Daytripper” is a Timeless, Poignant Graphic Novel About Life, Love, Death and How We Make Sense of It
A passionate testament to the author and illustrator’s humility at the unexpected small moments that shape life, love and death, … More
Movie Review: “The Post” is Speilberg’s Love Story to Newspapers and is a Good Solid Film
Kay Graham (Meryl Streep) isn’t a household name, but she is exactly the heroine that we need right now. The … More
Movie Review: “Call Me By Your Name” is a Rapturous Love Story with the Best Performances of the Year
Call Me By Your Name is a cinematic day in the sun by the pool. Shot on 35mm film the … More
Movie Review: “The Greatest Showman” is More “High School Musical” than “Moulin Rogue”
Although the ads feature glitz and glow, The Greatest Showman doesn’t possess enough life force to keep audiences engaged. There … More
Movie Review: “The Disaster Artist” a Perfect Tribute to a Terrible Film
*Guest review by Charles B. French* The Disaster Artist is a biopic, a bromance, a comedy, and ultimately, a success … More
“A Life in Waves” is a Personal Documentary About Music Pioneer Suzanne Ciani
The name Suzanne Ciani won’t ring bells for most viewers and yet after seeing the film, most viewers will realize … More
“Murder on the Orient Express” is a Lush Visual Throwback to the Classic Whodunit
Director Kenneth Branagh uses Agatha Christie‘s renowned source material to reintroduce the world to her most beloved detective, Hercule Poirot. … More
“LBJ” is an Efficient Political Procedural
LBJ is not a biopic that begins at birth and shows the pathway to the presidency but instead begins just … More
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