Reviews

Why You Need to Watch American Fable

It’s no secret, we love a good indie flick here at Pop Culturalist. They’re daring, thought-provoking, and driven by storytelling.…

8 years ago

To See or Not to See: Fences

August Wilson's Fences is one of those stalwart pieces of theater that has made the transition to film effortlessly. After…

8 years ago

To See or Not to See: Lion

A lost child is every parent's worst nightmare, and a reunion with their parents is every lost child’s dream. Both…

8 years ago

To See Or Not To See: Z: The Beginning of Everything

Amazon Studios has done it again. Z: The Beginning of Everything is everything you want in a television binge. It's fun,…

8 years ago

The Great Comet Burns Bright

One of this Broadway season's best shows is Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812. So, it's even more…

8 years ago

To See or Not to See: Art at the Old Vic

Yasmina Reza's Art gets a sharp, triumphant revival at London's Old Vic. Like her recent God of Carnage-- which has earned a slew of…

8 years ago

To See or Not to See: Wild Women of Planet Wongo

On the far eastern stretch of Houston Street in Manhattan, the cozy back room of the Parkside Lounge plays host…

8 years ago

To See or Not to See: Moonlight

Critically-acclaimed film Moonlight is a beautiful contemplation of the journey to adulthood of one character, Chiron. Moonlight is almost theatrical in it's exploration…

8 years ago

A Series of Unfortunate Events is Worth Watching

A Series of Unfortunate Events is a dark, quirky tale that flourishes in its newest screen adaptation. As it is…

8 years ago

To See or Not to See: The Salesman

Nominated for an Oscar for Best Foreign Language film, The Salesman is a film that creeps up on you and…

8 years ago