Win Tickets to an NYC Screening of Allied
Who doesn’t love a film that has you guessing until the very end? With tons of releases each year, it’s hard to find one that’ll keep you on the edge
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Pop Culturalist Chats with Kristen Li
It’s safe to say you’ve probably heard Kristen Li’s voice. She’s a rising voice-over artist, who’s lent her talents to projects including Monster’s Inc, Monsters University, and Teen Titans Go.
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Pop Culturalist Chats with Madison Smith
Madison Smith is quickly making a name for himself. The talented Canadian has graced our screens in shows including Legends of Tomorrow, When Calls the Heart, Supernatural, and most recently,
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Win Tickets to an NYC Screening of The Edge of Seventeen
As much as we’d love to forget those awkward teenage years, enough time has passed where we’re comfortable laughing about them now. But, boy, were those times painful. Everything seemed
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Win Tickets to an NYC Screening of Bleed For This
Who doesn’t love a feel-good underdog story? We know we do. There’s something that warms our heart when we watch a character overcome the greatest obstacles. So, we’re super excited
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To See or Not to See: Doctor Strange
Doctor Strange, Marvel’s newest superhero movie, is not the typical superhero movie. It is a little more brainy, and a little less of a show of brute strength. The strength
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#TBT: Hocus Pocus Uncensored
It’s the most wonderful time of the year… and I’m not talking about snowflakes, sugar cookies, and pretty bows on pretty presents. Friends, it’s the time of year when we
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#TBT: The Quotable Hocus Pocus
Y’all, the time has come to get out the popcorn, pour yourself a glass of apple cider, light a black flame candle, and get ready to hang out with virgins,
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To See or Not to See: Better Off Single
If you’ve ever been on the dating scene, you know it can be…awkward. Let’s be honest, it’s a scary and daunting process. Whether you’re jumping in for the first time,
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To See or Not to See: The Thinning
As the post-apocalyptic genre has grown in popularity, it’s become increasingly difficult to put a new spin on it. But, every so often, a cinematic voice will come along and
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