By: Amanda Guarragi The world as we know it has changed drastically in the past three years. And it’s hard to even remember how we were living before. There are larger companies that will always take over and insist that they know what is best for the global population, but most of the time that is not the case. In Escape to Spiderhead, the short … Continue reading ‘Spiderhead’ Review
By: Amanda Guarragi And I Miss You Like A Little Kid is a short psychological drama displaying the spiralling and abusive domestic relationship of Jason (Chris Zylka) and Clarissa (Teri Reeves) in Covid-era Los Angeles. Inexperienced, depressive, and bisexual Jason falls for the decade-older and beautifully strange Clarissa just before lockdown. She celebrates his sexual and emotional self-discovery and soon she moves in with him. … Continue reading Dances With Films Selection: ‘And I Miss You Like A Little Kid’ Review
By: Amanda Guarragi The movie industry has been flooded with franchise films. They could be sequels, reboots, prequels, or a new fusion; requels. Many fans have grown tired of all of the original stories being retconned or even completely butchered to bring in a new generation. Some of these sequels work because they are adding to what was previously created. Others simply fall flat because … Continue reading ‘Jurassic World Dominion’ Review
By: Amanda Guarragi Desert Sky takes place in the future when a space princess is caught in between a deadly war of magic and technology. She joins forces with her father’s enemies and learns ancient magic to protect her gifted son. This is a space-age saga of retribution, redemption and revolution. When Sky’s father brought her to Alraza to start a new colony, she had … Continue reading Dances With Films Selection: ‘Desert Sky’ Web Series
By: Amanda Guarragi There has always been a fascination with lost tapes and uncovering the truth. Journalists have dedicated their lives to delivering the truth to the masses and their work should not go unnoticed. They do put their lives on the line at times because of the story some choose to cover. Depending on the sector of journalism you are interested in, some difficult … Continue reading ’18½’ Review
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