…the narrative as more of the characters in the wilderness—starved and increasingly suspicious of each other—become detached from their physical reality. Interestingly, these static breaks are also used during a…
…breaks the fourth wall and backtracks our tale for context in a fast-paced setup I thought was clean and funny. The Slumber Party really leaned into first crush moments, which…
…he replied. Twenty-three months after that he was in LA agreeing to be a producer.” Latinx star power coalesced to make the film a reality, under Alberto’s lead. Which makes…
…death, and use of the fantastic make use of magical realism. Talking to sex ghosts, a sentient street, and a robot with only a brain as its sole human part…
…from “real” life and the responsibilities teen girls 14-18 had at our family’s old ranch, Mandinga (although it was later renamed “el Mancho” by my brother who couldn’t pronounce the…
…Justice for Migrant Women and a stalwart advocate for food chain workers – the ones our society would prefer to ignore rather than honor. And that wasn’t the only way…
…experience in normal life. Inha’s been living within the limitations the real world brings. Due to her father’s strictness, she doesn’t even allow herself to believe she can achieve her…
…who do not like the show Monk, I adore it. OCD in reality is no laughing matter–there are so many people who can’t leave their homes, are constantly bombarded with…
…real one for that matter. So, what is a beetle, blue or otherwise, supposed to do? Well, if you are a Latino, you lean on your family. Together this family…
…thing. Was this show really necessary? (Yes, it was.) Will it be the same without Kim Cattrall? (No, it isn’t.) Do women in their 50s and 60s really gossip and…
