Thursday’s Widows — Season 1, Episode 3 Recap
In the third episode of “Thursday’s Widows”, we delve into the lives of the Andrade family, primarily focusing on Mariana. Her transformation is due to Ernesto’s ideal vision of beauty. See Also:…
My Big Fat Greek Wedding 3 (2023) — Movie Review
In 2002, “My Big Fat Greek Wedding” captivated audiences by making an astonishing $360 million globally on a modest $5 million budget. Despite its massive success, the franchise has only seen two…
Thursday’s Widows — Season 1, Episode 2 Recap
In the second episode of Thursday’s Widows, we delve deeper into Tano Scaglia’s narrative. He is a man of ambition and influence, hailing from a distinguished family who owns a prominent food…
The Good Mother (2023) — Movie Review
Set in the unglamorous city of Albany, New York, around 2016, “The Good Mother” is a film that initially feels like it’s straight from the headlines, particularly with its focus on the…
Simulant (2023) — Movie Review
“Simulant,” a science fiction thriller about synthetic humanoids and the looming risk of a robot rebellion, sets itself apart by treating the loss of life—whether organic or artificial—with genuine gravity. Unlike many…
The Saint of Second Chances (2023) — Movie Review
Morgan Neville and Jeff Malmberg’s Netflix documentary, “The Saint of Second Chances,” offers the kind of intimacy akin to listening to a friend recounting life stories over a drink. Focused on Mike…
Thursday’s Widows — Season 1, Episode 1 Recap
In the gripping premiere of “Thursday’s Widows,” Juandres and Ramona bear witness to a horrifying event at Tano Scaglia’s residence. Gustavo Maldonado, Tano, and Martín de la Luna III are abruptly electrocuted…
Slotherhouse (2023) — Movie Review
When you come across a film named “Slotherhouse,” expectations align effortlessly. The creators of this movie are fully aware of the genre hybrid they’ve unleashed, and their unabashed self-awareness is a large…
Rotting in the Sun (2023) — Movie Review
Chilean director Sebastián Silva delivers a comedy laden with awkwardness in “Rotting in the Sun,” co-penned with Pedro Peirano. The film delves into the lives of unpleasant characters awash in luxurious boredom,…