Lee Romaire’s Journey to FRANKENSTEIN (2025)
Take a look at Lee Romaire’s professional journey from the start to his work in Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein.
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The Running Man Review: A Fresh New Take on Stephen King’s Story Offers Entertainment for A New Audience
Stephen King adaptations have had quite a year in terms of films like The Long Walk, and now The Running Man is at the forefront. Edgar Wright directs this mostly faithful take on King’s novel that is both modern and entertaining. The 80s film is a pure action-packed flick that hit on the cheesiness of…
Laufey’s ‘A Matter of Time’ Is Achingly Personal — Album Review
Laufey’s latest album, “A Matter of Time,” is a moving meditation on the ebbs and flows of love and loss. Read on for our review.
Cale Dietrich Talks My Roommate From Hell and Writing a Rom-Com
Cale Dietrich talks to us about writing a queer rom-com and why My Roommate From Hell should be your next read. Check out our interview!
In Your Dreams Review: A Stunning Return to Classic Animation Magic
We dive into In Your Dreams, the new Netflix animated adventure that’s bringing classic storytelling back to family films. Read our review.
4DX: Gimmick Format or Worth the Upgrade?
4DX first debuted in 2009. A surge in popularity has occurred over the last couple years thanks to movies like Twisters (2024) and the social media app TikTok.
Die My Love Review: A Bold, Messy Descent into Maternal Madness
Jennifer Lawrence descends into maternal madness in Lynne Ramsay’s relentlessly strange and provocative Die My Love. Read on for our review!
7 LGBTQIA Books to Read This November: My Roommate From Hell, Deadly Ever After, Cactus Heart, and more
This November expand your LGBTQIA reads with My Roommate From Hell, Deadly Ever After, Cactus Heart, and much more. Check out the rest of the list!
Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein is a Gothic Homage That Pays Respect to Previous Adaptations
With the themes of man versus monster, mortality and human emotion, Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein pays respect Mary Shelley’s novel and honors adaptations that came before.
Ballad of a Small Player Review: A Gamble That Doesn’t Always Pay Off
Edward Berger’s Ballad of a Small Player boasts Colin Farrell in top form as a gambling addict con man, but this psychological thriller can’t decide what it wants to be.