Netflix’s ‘SupaCell’ is a Slowburn Superhero Series
How far would you go to save someone you love? For most of us, the answer is clear-we’d go to
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‘Horizon: An America Saga – Chapter One’: Costner’s Large-Scale, Slow Western is Pure Cinema
‘Horizon: An America Saga – Chapter One’ is incomplete by design, but what’s here is so great that it merits trusting the process.
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Cosmic Psychologist: ‘Hit Man’ and the Tangled Web of Lying
We’ve all done something foolish in the pursuit of love, haven’t we? As a psychologist, I understand that we’re not
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Interview with Sean O’Connell, Author of ‘Bruce Willis: Celebrating the Cinematic Legacy of an Unbreakable Hollywood Icon’
Bruce Willis is a name synonymous with Hollywood blockbusters and almost every genre of projects you can think of. Yet,
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‘House of the Dragon’ Season 2 Premiere: An Epic Continuation of the Saga
After a two-year wait, HBO’s hit series House of the Dragon returned this past Sunday night. The first season was
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Max’s ‘Fantasmas’ is Undeniably Queer and Here for Pride Month
During our Pride Month episode of The Cosmic Circle, I, along with fellow writers Izzy Friedman and Cameron Brook, broke
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True Crime Meets ‘Sesame Street’ in Netflix’s ‘Eric’
While I’m not a parent, I can empathize with the fear of things happening to your children that are out
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‘Challengers’ is Zendaya’s Artistic Tour de Force
Last week, I attended a Challengers press screening at the Amazon MGM Studios headquarters in Beverly Hills, California. Luca Guadagnino’s
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‘Lessons in Chemistry’ Cast Discuss Adapting the Novel for Apple TV+
Lessons in Chemistry was a standout streaming show in 2023, anchored by a strong performance from Brie Larson. The Apple
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Review: Alex Garland’s ‘Civil War’ is an Empty Political Dystopia
When Alex Garland’s Civil War premiered at SXSW, the early reactions were quick to call it a “masterpiece” and an
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‘Arthur The King’ is Worth Every Tear for Dog Lovers
There’s something about dogs in major motion pictures that sucker-punches me in the gut the older I get. The first
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‘Killers of the Flower Moon’ At the Variety Artisans Screening Series
In February, I was lucky enough to be invited to a screening of Martin Scorsese’s historical drama Killers of the
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