Blog posts
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Dismissive Exploration, A Short Study of Film, Depicting Discovery in the Realm of Queer Sexual Intimacy
by Simon Sarte “That’s our dynamic. No more, no less.” In a world hyper-fixated on “being right,” when all else (the social taboo) is labeled as “wrong,” we obsess over… Read more.
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The 1980’s: Arguably the Best Decade for American Film
by Wren Pretto The American film industry has been booming for just over a century, beginning in 1906. Throughout the different eras of film, the silent period of the 10’s… Read more.
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Nas: A Classic MC’s Return to Greatness
by Marco Navarro Nasir Jones, known as Nas, has been a well-known rapper since the early ninties. His debut album, Illmatic (1994), is known as one of the greatest rap… Read more.
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The House: An Exquisite Genre-Bending Stop Motion for Mature Audiences
by Josephine Yee A uniquely strange stop motion animation film is finally available to us–one that presents an anthology of three different stories with exquisite direction and beautiful felt-material design.… Read more.
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Toxic Fandom in Scream (2022)
by Curran McCrory A few months ago, I remember scrolling through YouTube and coming across a trailer for yet another entry in the Scream franchise. I clicked on it, of… Read more.
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Terrace House: A Deceptive Comfort
by Anna Okubo In 2019, I became an avid watcher of the reality series Terrace House. The Japanese television series centers around six strangers, capturing their various day-to-day interactions as… Read more.
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Monster Lovers and Venom: Let There Be Carnage
by Roman Collazo If there’s one thing I’ve noticed in the past two years over the course of the pandemic, is surge in popularity for monster lovers. Also known as… Read more.
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How Media Today is Helping Independent Musicians Thrive
by Tommy English Twenty years ago, musicians had a higher chance of winning the lottery than reaching a mainstream audience independently. The success of music was in the hands of… Read more.
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The Ugly Truth Behind Why Succession is so Hard to Watch
by Christian Abraham In the age of streaming, modern television has fallen victim to the over-saturation of reboots, reality shows and reactionary news. One series as of late has set… Read more.
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A Love Letter to Her’s
by Analy Hidalgo One fateful day at the beginning of the pandemic, locked up in my house, a song, What Once Was by Her’s, played as I was looking for… Read more.
