UNpregnant is one of the best films of the year! It is a buddy comedy, that rekindles the relationship between two former best friends, Veronica (Haley Lu Richardson) and Bailey (Barbie Ferreira), as they journey across state lines to get an abortion. It is adapted from the novel, under the same name, written by Jenni Hendriks. First of all, this film is incredibly important because … Continue reading UNpregnant Movie Review
For this second streaming bucket list for June 2020, I decided to focus on sequels that have mostly been forgotten and/or were underrated at the time of their release. Nowadays, we are exposed to so many different kinds of content that it’s easy to forget about certain films that came out without massive media coverage and for which the word-of-mouth was unfairly limited. But this … Continue reading Streaming Selects June 2020 PART 2: 3 Movies to Stream RIGHT NOW
Before you ask: yes, I liked Capone. Josh Trank returns to the director’s chair in his new movie, Capone, and it’s a great comeback. This movie hits highs and lows as it takes you through an Al Capone journey you’ve never seen — the final years of his life. We see Al Capone, the biggest mob boss ever, in a mental and physical decline from dementia … Continue reading Capone Movie Review
This is the first review I’ve written in months, so I’m rusty. Despite recent movie delays, streaming services like Amazon and Netflix continue to release original movies and shows. Selah and the Spades hits Amazon Prime Friday April 17th and this unique take on a coming-of-age boarding school drama is well worth the watch. This is NOT your typical coming-of-age drama. Unlike films like Dead Poets Society or the Harry Potter series, … Continue reading Selah and the Spades Movie Review
