As dazzling as it is heartbreaking, The Underground Railroad, directed by the astounding Barry Jenkins, is not your ordinary history lesson. Jenkins crafts a spellbinding world plagued by the horrific…
The Boys 2×05 Review: Celebrity, the Media, and Reality Converge in “We Gotta Go Now”
After dropping the first three episodes of season two at once a couple of weeks ago, The Boys is on a weekly schedule at Amazon Prime, a format that has some folks of the fandom up in arms. For me, th…
The Boys 2×04 Review: “Nothing Like It in the World” shows the importance of our similarities
“Nothing Like It in the World,” The Boys’ fourth episode of season two, takes time for some small human connections that are a welcome reprieve from the action of the past few episodes. A quick sing-a…
How to Survive Being Single Interview: Sebastián and Emiliano Zurita Discuss the Making of Their Amazon Prime Series
While the pandemic has not been kind to any of us. It has been especially cruel towards the single community, which makes Amazon Prime’s new show How to Survive Being Single (Como Sobrevivir Sol…
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…
For Your Consideration: Red Oaks
In this week’s segment of “For Your Consideration,” we’re featuring Amazon’s coming-of-age series, Red Oaks. With historical dramas and vintage-themed shows dominating the streaming arena, it’s a real…
Talking Transparent with Jill Soloway and the Cast
A week after winning two Emmys, Amazon’s hit (and beloved) dramedy Transparent returns with season three today. Returning to the Pfefferman family, a white Jewish upper middle class family with three …