In the realm of science fiction cinema, cosmic horror often treads a fine line between the vastness of the universe and the fragility of human existence. Flying Lotus’s “Ash” asks us to confront our deepest fears as we journey into the unknown through the eyes of astronaut Riya, played compellingly by Eiza González. Waking up
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In a world where social media stardom can outweigh years of diligent public service, the recent controversy surrounding Mel Gibson’s gun rights restoration reveals an unsettling truth: celebrity privilege has infiltrated our legal and justice systems in alarming ways. As noted by Elizabeth G. Oyer, a high-ranking attorney within the Justice Department who was unceremoniously
In an age where swiping right is the new normal for courtship, Christopher Landon’s latest thriller *Drop* draws unsettling parallels between technology and trauma. The film, revolving around a cataclysmic first date for Violet, a widowed mother, underscores the vulnerabilities of modern dating, particularly how digital communications can distort personal connections. With a gripping story
When it comes to sequels, expectations are often tinged with skepticism. Most viewers brace themselves for a rehash of what was once successful, praying against an uninspired regurgitation. However, Gavin O’Connor’s *The Accountant 2* emerges as an anomaly in this realm. Nearly a decade after Ben Affleck’s Christian Wolff graced our screens, the film finds
In a contemporary society that prides itself on progressiveness, the phenomenon of “cancel culture” has morphed from a simple concept into a multi-layered issue that permeates various aspects of our lives—none more so than in Hollywood. Bill Maher, a voice of reason who often walks the fine line between liberalism and critical discourse, has drawn
“Picture This,” now available on Prime Video, promises a fresh take on the wedding-themed romantic comedy genre. Unfortunately, it falls short of even the most basic expectations. Directed by Prarthana Mohan and loosely based on the Australian film “Five First Dates,” the movie stars Simone Ashley and Hero Fiennes Tiffin, who reignite old flames at
In a bold move, Amazon Prime Video has launched a pilot program that uses artificial intelligence (AI) to dub select films and series into English and Latin American Spanish. While the intention to enhance accessibility for viewers is commendable, the nuances of this initiative bring a cascade of concerns that merit scrutiny. This step could
The public and private spheres are increasingly intertwined, especially for young women in the limelight, such as Millie Bobby Brown. Recently, British comedian Matt Lucas faced backlash for his remarks that were deemed hurtful to the “Stranger Things” star. Lucas attempted to clarify his comments after Brown highlighted how criticism of her appearance had transformed
In a world dominated by social media and a 24-hour news cycle, young celebrities find themselves under an ever-watchful eye that leaves little room for the natural process of growing up. Millie Bobby Brown, an actress catapulted into fame at just ten years old, is the latest to vocalize the damaging culture of scrutiny that
In an era where nostalgia mingles with innovative programming, Banijay Entertainment has introduced an intriguing new format, “Game of Chairs.” This game show takes the beloved children’s pastime of musical chairs and transforms it into a competitive spectacle. The format involves ten players navigating a jittery circle of nine chairs, reminiscent of traditional game shows