Evan Rook

We look at what’s behind the pop music slowdown.

The Life of Chuck is a rare, heartfelt Stephen King adaptation that traces one man’s life in reverse. Directed by Mike Flanagan, it swaps horror for hope, and we review why it’s a must see this summer.

We review the online platform, Letterboxd. Think Goodreads - but for movies instead.

It’s not your typical horror franchise—and that’s exactly the point.

We cover how we feel about this newest drop titled, “Sable, Fable”.

We look at how this ambitious story set in 1930s Mississippi is winning over critics and audiences alike.

We cover the world of audiobooks on this week’s Culture Crash.

We offer our review of the blockbuster movie and its depiction of the real-life conclave held in Vatican City.

With the newest season of “Black Mirror” now out on Netflix, we look back on some of our favorite episodes from past seasons and why the show is a modern masterpiece, exposing the often-unsettling relationship between humanity and technology.

We cover the evolution of this blockbuster action franchise spanning almost three decades.

We cover the cinematic and unique brilliance of the new show, “Adolescence”.

We highlight some of our favorite sci-fi blockbusters.

For Evan, having physical copies is more than just nostalgia – it improves the entire viewing experience.

We cover some of the most anticipated film releases coming down the pipeline this year.

Musician, producer, actress. Lady Gaga is a woman of many talents, but is her latest musical album an extension of this success or is it yet another pop album?

Indie film, “Anora” won big at this year’s Academy Awards earning five Oscar wins. We cover the steady rise of director Sean Baker and highlight some of his previous works that we love.

We cover another genre where female artists are breaking through, leading to great music and many thousands of loyal fans.

We cover why we love the animated film, Flow. The movie came out last year and was recently nominated for an Academy Award in the category, “Best Animated Feature Film”.

Timothée Chalamet shines as Bob Dylan in A Complete Unknown, bringing the iconic musician’s early years and transition to “electric” to the big screen.