After six seasons, the charming workplace comedy about employees working in a big box store has come to a close. Ending its final chapter in the midst of the coronavirus, Superstore tackled the hardsh…
‘Vampires vs. the Bronx’ review: Netflix’s new film explores how gentrification affects communities of color
Written and directed by Oz Rodriguez, Vampires vs. the Bronx tackles the underdog story in a new way. While movies about vampires have been seen time and time again, this film shines the spotlight on …
SXSW 2020: Best Short Films Streaming Online
Due to the unfortunate circumstances the world is currently facing in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, SXSW had to cancel its film festival for the first time in 34 years. Solutions were quickly…
Party of Five: Freeform’s timely retelling of the beloved family drama
The new and highly anticipated drama, Party of Five, premiered this week on Freeform. This modern retelling of the 1994 Fox series created by Amy Lippman and Christopher Keyser pays homage to the orig…
Little Joe Review: The mood-lifting, antidepressant, happy plant
A “mood-lifting, antidepressant, happy plant”, aptly named little Joe, is the main character of this sci-fi drama. Alice (Emily Beecham) and her colleague Chris (Ben Wishaw) head a team of plant breed…
Superstore 5×01 Review: “Cloud 9.0”
Season five of Superstore picks up immediately following the events of the season four finale. After Mateo gets detained by ICE, the Cloud 9 employees hold a vigil outside of the detention center wher…
Superstore: A Show that Demands Our Attention
Superstore, the workplace comedy for the everyday American, has become the little show that could. In its four seasons, it has grown in how it seamlessly blends social commentary with comedy. While at…