In a world populated with dozens of streaming services, many of them appear redundant, a question asked by people in response to a new streaming service being revealed is: “What’s the point of this streaming service?” Sometimes this inquiry stems from a place of frustration, largely because people are asked…

Welcome back to Classic Film Review! This week, we’re traveling to across the globe, this time to France. Henri-Georges Clouzot’s ‘Les Diaboliques’, otherwise known as ‘Diabolique’ in the States, a horror thriller that inspired the likes of Alfred Hitchcock’s ‘Psycho’. Anything that inspires ‘Psycho’ should be fun, right? Last week…

There are many reasons why people love to play Dungeons & Dragons. The amount of campaigns and worlds to explore, variety of ways to play, and the ability to be as creative and expressive as you want makes the enormously complicated game one of the most popular in the world…

I’m back with this week’s classic film review. Today, we’re going to take a look at Akira Kurosawa’s legendary and famously confusing ‘Rashomon’. We previously took a brief tour of classic Soviet cinema with Andrei Tarkovsky’s ‘Solaris’, so read it here if you wish to hear my thoughts on that…

Two major incidents happened in the growing world of streaming this past month. CNN, a long-standing bastion of cable television news programming, recently launched a streaming service called CNN+, dedicated to expanded content that would otherwise be reserved for the network. It’s conceptually similar to Fox Nation, which is a…

Infamous for his critically panned ‘Transformer’ films, Michael Bay is not the first name that comes to mind when you think of quality cinema. His juvenile writing, excessive visual effects, and monotonous action sequences makes his most notable work a slog to sit through. He has made some enjoyable films…

Most people who have graduated from college have fond recollections on the connections and relationships they formed during their time there. Whether it be friends, colleagues, co-workers, or even romantic partners, there is an expectation that you know someone you met from college. Despite the major disruption caused by the…

Another Wednesday, another classic film review. This week, I’m reviewing the 1972 Soviet sci-fi film ‘Solaris’. Last week, I reviewed Sam Raimi’s ‘Army of Darkness’, so if you wish to read my thoughts on that cult classic, you can do so here. …

With virtually every industry in the “free” capitalist market, there will inevitably be a few large corporations that each own large swaths of the market. While none of them teeter on the edge of monopoly, consolidation ultimately supports large commercial enterprises to only expand in size and to swallow up…