Del Toro’s Frankenstein turns Mary Shelley’s classic into a stunning story, with strong performances and a moody, beautiful atmosphere showing how creating life can lead to loneliness, fear, and consequences that you cannot even control.
The horror sequel aimed for slasher jump scares but served up cringe and cliché.
Through affordable access and elite performance, the PWHL has solidified a professional path, turning a niche sport into a powerful economic and cultural force.
Trump is back at it with more norm breaking offenses.
The games provide little to no economic benefit with minimal upsides.
Being her latest album since 2023, fans have anticipated its arrival since Flowers peaked and won 2 Grammys.
What was once a simple thank you now feels like a demand you can’t avoid.
It’s his 4th and longest album ever released, filled with love-him or hate-him type of songs.
After 4 years of silence Ghost Mountain returns to the Haunted Mound with a dark and emotional 12-track album.
The climate crisis has been put on the back burner politically in the wake of tariff threats.
The first time I came across any media by Makoto Shinkai, it was spring of 2022 and my Japanese class was celebrating the beginning of the season with our quarterly anime watch party. We started it off by watching The Garden of Words and I was instantly in love with the beautiful animation. After that I made it my personal mission to watch as many of his movies as possible
The BTS member describes his internal struggles about his identity on his solo debut album
Japanese anime is using incest as a trope to build plot and character, but also just to draw an audience.
A lot of fans are complaining that Marvel is trying too much to be politically correct in 2022. However, are those efforts the real problem?
The solo directorial debut of Zach Cregger is unique, chilling, consistent, and one of the best horror movies released in 2022.
As international travel resumes, airports in Canada and around the world are struggling to handle the soaring demand.
From inconsistent plot points, random and irrelevant villain origin stories, and an excessive amount of Guns n’ Roses songs, to giant goats screaming at the top of their lungs, Thor: Love and Thunder is a film you can love to hate.
A spoiler-filled critique of Doctor strange in the Multiverse of Madness
The indie film is as thought-provoking as it is entertaining.
With the recent outbreak in Shanghai and Changchun, it has been increasingly difficult to implement COVID policies, all while public grievance towards the government increases.
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