MovieReview: “Carol” Gives Beautiful Glimpse Into Nonconformity

By Margaret Nardecchia/ guest reviewer In the eras of our history where conformity has been the undercurrent of success, social … More

Movie Review: “Victor Frankenstein” Has a Strong Foundation Which Quickly Crumbles

The first few segments of Victor Frankenstein are very promising. Daniel Radcliffe is a nameless clown in a London circus. … More

Every bit as terrifying as The Silence of the Lambs, and as moving as Sophie’s Choice, Room is a beautiful, … More

No matter what you’re expecting Bitch Planet to be, it will surprise you. It has the irreverence of books from … More

The problems with Burnt reveal themselves in the first scene of the film. Bradley Cooper plays Adam Jones. He’s an arrogant, debt … More

If I had a million dollars I would buy cases of this book. Anytime that someone begins a discussion on … More

Leslye Headland has made two films with a raw sexual edge, Bachelorette and the 2014 remake, About Last Night so … More

Jerry Pinkney‘s new book, The Grasshopper & the Ants, is the latest in his award-winning series of books based on … More

Peppered with reproductions of Mann’s artistic photographs, portraits and letters, the narrative in Hold Still works on a visceral and … More

Ben Hatke describes his book Little Robot as, “My little love letter to summer and friendship and robots and makers.” … More