Category: Arts & Entertainment

“The VelociPastor” meticulously functions as a spiritual journey, comedy, drama, and action movie.

I’m at an impasse with Karg, whose career is about fifteen years in the making, because “Traktat” is, by all means, a beautiful record.

I want to respect Chbosky’s act of risk-taking here. It’s no small attempt to craft a novel this large in scope.

It’s almost surreal to see a movie that fits all the clichés of a normal music biopic without even focusing on the musician.

Among a slew of 60s and 70s tinged art pop bands, Tennis have kept their consistency and image over a decade long career, which is saying a lot for such a niche genre.

Hanif Abdurraqib is a fascinating tower in the modern literary sphere; he hasn’t remained in one medium twice in a row…

“The Forest of the Lost Souls” is, by all intents and purposes, a movie divided into two halves, not just cut in tone, but in genre, as well.

“Scis” is a record that moves, travels, and finds its destination before knowing exactly where that is.

Through literary analysis and review, Wang illuminates the failed attempts many writers and film directors have made in depicting individuals with mental illness.

A Score to Settle Trailer Image I’m an unabashed fan of Nicolas Cage. When he’s uncaged (pun fully...

This week’s record, “Circles,” the posthumous final record by Mac Miller, is the perfect swan song to Miller’s voice and the pain he was trying to convey.

In the advent of combining elements of two genres, “Brightburn” is a superhero horror film that contracts the concept of Superman, but on the other side of the coin.