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The internet really pisses me off sometimes. Watching season two of The Last of Us week by week has definitely been an experience. I've never played the video games that the show is based on, so everything that happened in the first three episodes has been a complete surprise. I would suggest that you keep it that way if you can. There will be spoilers here, but not just yet. I have some stuff I n

If Rose asked me to paint her like one of my French girls, I’d paint Isabelle Huppert. In summer 2024, R&B artist Tinashe released a single called Nasty. The song was simple, but catchy: The song went viral on TikTok and bled into every other social media platform. Everyone and their dog was suddenly calling out for somebody who could match their freak. It found a seat at the modern-day slang tabl

There was a time when you couldn’t walk into a mall without seeing Team Edward or Team Jacob plastered across t-shirts and covers of magazines. It was the ultimate pop culture rivalry of the mid to late 2000s. You either wanted the mysterious vampire boyfriend who sparkled like a disco ball in the sun, or the warm, werewolf best friend who barely wore a shirt. I was Team Jacob. I still am. I felt

Let me paint you a picture. It's a sunny Sunday afternoon and the seven beers I drank the night prior are not letting me forget. I spent the morning watching my soccer team take a dreadful loss that will further increase their chance of relegation. I'm sad, half-dead and have no plans to embrace the wonderful weather. To top it off, Monday is creeping closer by the hour. What I need, more than any

Would you date a man who turns into a horse at night? No? Because you are sane and oppose some half-core beastiality-adjacent romance? What if he looked like this, was endearing as hell, and came with a killer accent? When I saw that, I was still a hard no, but then my sister urged me to give it a try. "For the plot," she insisted, "My Lady Jane is a lot better and less weird than you think." What

When reflecting on why my ex-girlfriend and I broke up, I realize that our differing attitudes toward The Cove—a documentary about environmentalism and human behavior—might have offered a glimpse into our deeper issues. First, let me say this: The Cove is a powerful documentary and I love it. I deeply admire the courage of its creators. But I feel that the film relies a bit too heavily on emotiona

We all have that guilty pleasure in our cinematic tastes, that one title we’d rather not admit to in front of discerning cinephile friends. For me, that guilty pleasure is What Women Want. Yes, the 2000 romantic comedy directed by Nancy Meyers, starring Mel Gibson and Helen Hunt. And before anyone judges me, let me explain how a man raised on explosions, car chases, and epic one-liners from Lethal

Reflecting on my 2024 movie-going experience, I have discovered a fascinating connection between two new films. One is Foreign Tongue(original: Langue Étrangère), the latest work by French filmmaker Claire Burger, a French-German co-production that was selected for the Berlinale Competition this year. The other is Happyend, the impressive narrative debut feature by Japanese-American director Neo S