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"WALL-E": A Far-Fetched Dystopian Idea, Now Our Present Reality
18 years ago today, "WALL-E" was released in theaters on June 27, 2008, a harmless children's film about a lonely trash-compacting robot. Now, if you look closer and rewatch, it’s a warning we chose to ignore.
The Backrooms": Gen-Z and the Fear of the Familiar
"The Backrooms" (2026) is more than an adaptation of internet horror. It is a reflection of a generation shaped by COVID-19, social anxiety, and the slow disappearance of the communal spaces that once brought people together.
"Girls Like Girls": A Decade-Long Dream Come to Life
More than a decade after the original music video debuted, Girls Like Girls continues to evolve alongside the audience that helped turn it into a cultural touchstone for many queer women.
Does "Scary Movie 6" Mark the End of Parody Cinema?
Thirteen years after the previous installment, is there still an appetite for horror parody?
Physical Media: Bring Back the Old Times
We communicate to the industry with our wallets, which is something that online streaming cannot replicate.
"Terrifier" director Damien Leone is requesting dismissal of the 2025 lawsuit against him.
The creator of the pop culture hit "Terrifier" franchise is attempting to dismiss a lawsuit for breach of contract and reports of sexual misconduct by actress Catherine Corcoran. Corcoran is alleging withholding of royalties and mistreatment on set.
"Euphoria" Season 3: Did We Like The Ending?
The 3rd season of "Euphoria" has been highly anticipated by viewers, and it's finally here! Viewers had mixed emotions on the season's finale, and we're here to talk about it. **Spoilers ahead**
"I Love Boosters": Boots Riley's Surreal Sophomore Film
"I Love Boosters" is a creative dive into the world of fashion through a group of boosters, highlighting the value of community and solidarity in creating art.
Should film schools keep teaching theory?
If schools are going to require that students learn theory, they need to show students that these topics are interesting and valuable.
“Off Campus” TV Adaptation Blows Book Fans’ Expectations Out of the Water
The Off Campus series has officially premiered on Prime Video, and fans are already raving about the show’s immaculate casting and overall adaptation of the beloved books.
The New Age of Corporate Retreats
The new horror film, "Corporate Retreat", rebrands Ferris Bueller's best friend as a revenge-driven psycho and takes TikTok star, Kirby Johnson, to the big screen.
What makes "Call Me By Your Name" meaningful a decade later?
As Call Me By Your Name approaches its 10th anniversary, I spoke with someone who has a uniquely intimate relationship to the film and its fans.