‘Fear Street Part 3: 1666’ review: Let’s go lesbians!

The Fear Street Trilogy caught me off guard. Marketed as a teen slasher, with a premise and structuring that only works with this kind of weekly release schedule, Fear Street promised gore, horror, genre appreciation, and maybe a little representation.…

Best Movies of 2021 So Far

From superhero franchise comebacks to post-COVID escapism, here are the best movies of 2021, at least for now. Starting with a movie already winning awards. It’s hard to believe we’re already past the halfway point of 2021, a year that…

‘Gunpowder Milkshake’ review: Karen Gillan can’t save this convoluted and confused story

A classic case of trying to do it all and accomplishing very little, Gunpowder Milkshake is a missed opportunity for all involved. Despite an aesthetic that is very clearly bellowing at viewers to please notice how original it is, the…

‘Young Royals’ review: Not all royals matter in this romantic ‘Gossip Girl’ inspired teen show

If Skins and Gossip Girl had a splash of The Crown, you’d have Young Royals, Netflix’s new Swedish-language series about teens at a boarding school for young elites. The series centers on Prince Wilhelm (Edvin Ryding), the youngest member of…

‘Fear Street Part 2: 1978′ review: A rock n’ roll supernatural horror with slasher movie tendencies

Continuing the slasher movie goodness established in Fear Street Part 1: 1994—which was released last week—Fear Street Part 2: 1978 searches the past for answers at the seemingly harmless Camp Nightwing. Reminiscent of Friday the 13th, the supernatural forces at work…

No, seriously, movie theaters might be key to whoever wins the streaming wars

Disney, Warner Bros, Universal, and Paramount are currently locked in a cutthroat battle to dominate the streaming landscape. Each of these studios now has their own streaming service, but their approaches wildly differ at the moment. And the surprise wildcard…

Sadie Sink gets up to some ‘stranger things’ in this trailer for Netflix’s ‘Fear Street Part 2: 1978’

The first in the trilogy, Fear Street Part 1: 1994, hit Netflix on July 2 and felt like a typical slasher film geared toward teens. Now Netflix returns with the second installment, Fear Street Part 2: 1978, which looks just…