The Best Films and Documentaries to Watch on Social Justice
Following the grisly death of George Floyd and the resurfacing of the #BlackLivesMatter movement, where do we go from here?Â
Cinema vs Streaming: Free Streams Are Great, But I’ll Keep Coming Back To The Cinema
Something I took for granted
A Beginner’s Guide to Amazon Prime Video
There’s more to the streaming platform than just Modern Love
Too Hot to Handle is the First Reality Show I’ve Enjoyed in God-Knows-How-Long
Too Hot to Handle got a 38% rating on Rotten Tomatoes—but that’s precisely why we’re entertained
First Impressions: Netflix’s the goop lab by Gwyneth Paltrow
Controversial wellness ideas aside, the show attempts to discuss a variety of topics we find hard or shameful to talk about In this life, many of us know few ways to cope: science, recreation and religion. Science, by which I mean
Hollywood: Ryan Murphy’s Love Letter to Tinseltown
A rewrite of Hollywood's controversial storyÂ
Never Have I Ever Review: Endearing Yet Sometimes Frustrating
No shots here; we’re going PG
The Critics Loved Ang Panahon ng Halimaw. But Are You Ready?
Lav Diaz’ four-hour monochrome “rock opera” is set in 1970s Philippines at the height of Martial Law. Debuting in the Berlin International Film Festival earlier this year to generous reviews, the movie is getting a lot of international love. Pero
A Director’s Quarantine Series: Some Thoughts On Streaming Favs
Quark Henares has the floor
Still Not Sure What To Make of Kim Kardashian West: The Justice Project
A look into the feature-length documentary and celebrity activism