"Pedro Páramo" Doesn't Do Right by its Women
Out today on Netflix, Pedro Páramo is Rodrigo Prieto’s adaptation of the iconic Mexican novel of the same name that set the blueprint for magical realism. It’s the story of…
Out today on Netflix, Pedro Páramo is Rodrigo Prieto’s adaptation of the iconic Mexican novel of the same name that set the blueprint for magical realism. It’s the story of…
…in Southern California, who is as politically “blue” as one can be. Luke, played by Nicholas Galitzine, is a troubled Marine with a complicated relationship with his father, who is…
…in X (where she shared the screen with Goth), the Addams Family spinoff Wednesday, and Tim Burton’s long-awaited Beetlejuice Beetlejuice. One of our favorite Latina final girls, she often uses…
…to have children. For a woman who wrote and sang the blues like Billie Holiday and Etta James, the suffering went much deeper than that. I didn’t hate the film…
Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, the long-awaited sequel of the ghost with the most, delivers comedic beats despite some tonal misfires. It’s not so much bad as it is commitment-shy, as reticent and…
…summer thunderstorm – came out of the blue for Martinez. After finishing a previous project, the plan was for Martinez and her hubby to vacation for a month. But in…
Following the remarkable success of productions filmed in Mexico such as Acapulco and The Mosquito Coast, Apple TV+ brings us Las Azules aka Women in Blue, a Spanish-language crime drama…
…ceremonies trump their friendship, learning that they had more humanity when they were “dead.” Some films weave weddings and death much more literally. In Beetlejuice, aside from a miniature model…
…between its lead actors, and in My Lady Jane, the chemistry between Emily Bader and Edward Bluemel is electrifying. Bader and Bluemel explode on screen, bringing life and color to…
…that our backgrounds are interchangeable and we’re only capable of being blue-collar workers. This movie dismisses our experiences, providing instead just another example of how Hollywood prefers others to step…