Category: Movie Review
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Pinnochio’s Strings and Detangling Hollywood’s Obsession with Power
Pinocchio trafficked isn’t just a theory. Collodi’s tale shows grooming and exploitation at its core. Disney softened it but pop culture still proves it’s real. Read More
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Sunset Boulevard Anniversary: Ageism Ready For its Close Up
The Sunset Boulevard anniversary reminds us Norma Desmond wasn’t delusional. She was proof Hollywood’s ageism has always been systemic. Read More
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Bride of Frankenstein at 90: Universal Celebrates an icon
Explore how Universal Studios reimagined the Bride of Frankenstein, from Halloween Horror Nights haunted houses to her new home in Epic Universe’s Darkmoor. Read More
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the powerful Legacy of Howard Hughes’ Hell’s Angels aviation epic
Howard Hughes’ 1930 film Hell’s Angels cost four lives, erased a star, and launched a myth. Here’s what Hollywood doesn’t want you to remember. Read More
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Sinners Just Made History. Now It’s Available in Black American Sign Language.
Sinners is now the first film on streaming to feature a version in Black American Sign Language. This release is a powerful move for access and representation. Read More
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Women in Horror: 65 years of psycho, hitchcock & screams
Hitchcock’s Psycho broke the rules and rewrote the fate of women in horror forever. Sixty-five years later, the blood trail it left still haunts the genre. Read More
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Top Gun Cinespia Screening: highway to the cemetery zone
Celebrate the Fourth of July with a Top Gun Cinespia Screening that includes Fireworks and an unforgettable night under the stars at Hollywood Forever Read More
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Clueless at Cinespia Brought the 90s Back in the Best Way
Clueless at Cinespia turned 30 in true LA style with Breckin Meyer, iconic 90s fashion and a crowd ready to celebrate this diverse teen movie classic from 1995. Read More
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Lilo & Stitch Returns with Real Heart and authentic Culture
In this review of Disney’s 2025 Lilo & Stitch live action remake, we explore the film’s cultural impact, emotional core and authentic Hawaiian representation. Read More
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Why Silent Film Serials Still Matter in a Streaming World
A first-timer’s guide to cliffhangers, crime rings and the queens of danger On July 6, the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures has announced that they will be screening Louis Feuillade’s […] Read More
