Cursed premieres July 17 on Netflix. By Ariba Bhuvad When I sat down to watch the screeners for Cursed, I wasn’t quite sure if I’d be into it or not. When it comes to medieval […]
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Brave New World: Season 1 – Review
Brave New World premieres July 15th on Peacock. By Ariba Bhuvad Going into the press screeners from Brave New World, I did not know that this Peacock Original was based on a 1932 dystopian novel […]
The Capture: Season 1 – Review
The Capture premieres July 15th on Peacock. By Ariba Bhuvad After watching David Schwimmer’s Intelligence, I was feeling antagonistic towards Peacock Originals. I began to wonder if this new streaming service simply didn’t have the […]
Little Voice: Season 1 – Review
Little Voice is now streaming on Apple TV+. By Greg Wheeler AppleTV’s latest musical drama Little Voice hits a combination of sweet highs and cacophonic bum notes. It’s a series that half bakes a lot of […]
Stateless: Miniseries – Review
Stateless is now streaming on Netflix. By Chris Flanagan The Netflix Original Limited Series, Stateless, is a cautionary tale of how humanity is quantified when interacting with others in a more vulnerable position. There is […]
Palm Springs (2020) – Review
Palm Springs premieres July 10 on Hulu. By Chris Flanagan We’ve all heard it said before. You inevitably find yourself in a conversation where another person is attempting to describe a movie to you and […]
Warrior Nun: Season 1 – Review
Warrior Nun premieres July 2 on Netflix. By Ariba Bhuvad I’ll admit, Warrior Nun did not seem like my type of show, and for the most part, it wasn’t. In a nutshell, this Netflix Original […]
Intelligence: Season 1 – Review
Intelligence premieres July 15 on Peacock. By Ariba Bhuvad Yikes, folks, yikes. I know that we’ve been saturated with streaming services lately, and have had so many shows thrown at us. And while I understand […]
The Baby-Sitters Club: Season 1 – Review
The Baby-Sitters Club premieres July 3rd on Netflix. By Ariba Bhuvad If you’re a 90s kid like me, then you may have an emotional connection with The Baby-Sitters Club. For me personally, I grew up […]
Doom Patrol’s Unique Take on Mental Health
Doom Patrol’s second season premieres June 25 on HBO Max. By Ty Ragan, PsyD I always chuckle loudly (it escapes my inner monologue) when I see fanboys and girls of comics clamour that they were […]
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