Category: Review
“A Worm in the Heart”: Santa Barbara International Film Festival 2020 – A Filmmaker Review
By Maria Alanis, Contributing Writer/Filmmaker Living a mere 81.5 miles from one of the...
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“6 Underground” or Michael Bay meets “Deadpool” Confusing and Fascinating
By Hipolito Munoz, Managing Editor/Publisher So for about 20 minutes Ryan Reynolds leads us...
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“Dolemite is My Name” is a Gift
By Hipolito Munoz, Managing Editor/Publisher “Dolemite is My Name,” it is not for children, and it...
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“Mr. Iglesias,” In Which Gabriel “Fluffy” Iglesias Is A High School Teacher – YES!!
By Polo Munoz, Managing Editor/Publisher About a month ago, I decided to give myself a Netflix...
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Constantine, Supernatural, Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Here Comes “Diablero.”
Constantine, Supernatural and Buffy the Vampire Slayer are some of the most iconic and fun TV show...
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Why I Love “Kim’s Convenience” and Why We Need More
By Polo Munoz, Managing Editor/Publisher The beautiful voice of this hidden treasure reminds me...
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“Crazy Rich Asians” Captures The Heart, It Is An Instant Classic.
By Hipolito Navarrete, Managing Editor/Publisher There are films that immediately capture the...
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Blindspotting – Arthur’s Perspective
By Arthur Fishel III ‘Blindspotting’ thrusts head first into the divided streets of the Oakland....
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“Guidance” – A TV Show That Is Intense, Irreverent And Honest, Like Most Teenagers.
By, Hipolito Munoz, Managing Editor/Publisher High School drama happens every day and there are...
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“Blade Runner 2049” – Yes….
By Hipolito Navarrete, Managing Editor/Publisher In order to really appreciate and enjoy “Blade...
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“Columbus” – Gentle and Heavy, Conscientious and Bruising…
By Hipolito Navarrete, Managing Editor “Columbus” is gentle and heavy, conscientious and bruising....
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Beatriz at Dinner – A Stunning Portrayal of Us?
By Hipolito Navarrete, Managing Editor/Publisher There are films that give the audience the...
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