By: Amanda Guarragi Welcome back to the Arconia, Only Murders in the Building fans! This time the mystery-solving trio gets a sequel to their podcast as they try to solve Bunny’s (Jayne Houdyshell) murder. The cliffhanger in season one worked well and now poor Mabel (Selena Gomez) is at the forefront. Everyone is accusing her of being the murderer. So in this season, Mabel, Oliver … Continue reading ‘Only Murders in the Building’ Season 2 Review
By: Amanda Guarragi Elvis Presley has always been present in my life since I was a baby. My father idolized him and played his music all the time. Without even realizing it, those songs and his movies were engrained into my brain. And now, whenever a song of his comes on, the lyrics just flow out of me. He has made such an impact with … Continue reading ‘Elvis’ Review
By: Amanda Guarragi There can be supernatural thrillers that are marketed as horror films, like The Black Phone. Director Scott Derrickson has made a name for himself in the horror genre because of Sinister (one of the most terrifying movies to ever be released) but that’s not enough to hold the audience over for this one. Once a writer dives into the supernatural nature of … Continue reading ‘The Black Phone’ Review
By: Amanda Guarragi Within the past five years, times have been tough for everyone. We’ve seen so much loss and it’s hard to find a silver lining. Many people turn to any art medium for a sense of comfort or to express their emotions. Whether you’re painting, writing, or designing something that form of expression is cathartic and will always help you heal. The documentary … Continue reading Dances With Films Selection: ‘Live Out Loud’ Review
By: Amanda Guarragi “To infinity… and beyond!” For those born in 1995 (like myself), Toy Story was something special. Our generation grew up with Andy and his toys. So to see this franchise get bigger and better as the years go on is great. Lightyear has been a long time coming and it makes sense for the Buzz Lightyear toy to have his origin story … Continue reading ‘Lightyear’ Review
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