Ramita Setty
In ‘May December,’ we’re all complicit in abuse and sensationalism
TW: Sexual Abuse
The general public has always had a strange, almost sick fascination with disturbing cases involving some form of rape, serial killers or...
SAG-AFTRA members consider the ramifications of new contract
After 118 days of striking, the Screen Actor Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA), the union representing over 160,000 actors, reached a...
Did ‘Oppenheimer’ need to be more than it was?
Propelled by the Barbenheimer internet phenomenon, Christopher Nolan’s unique brand as a director and an enormous A-List cast, “Oppenheimer” became one of the most...
‘Fair Play’ is an exciting romp through an office romance gone wrong
Netflix’s steamy thriller on gender politics in the office was released without fanfare to the streaming platform on October 6. Chloe Domont’s directorial debut...
One step forward, two steps back with ‘The Little Mermaid’
Disney’s latest live-action fare, “The Little Mermaid” is officially releasing next Friday, May 26. The film has previously had a turbulent build-up to that...
‘Peter Pan & Wendy’ has no magic present
All the ingredients needed to make “Peter Pan & Wendy” a fun, swashbuckling adventure are present, but it fails to fully come across. Perhaps...
HBO Max-Discovery merger will have huge implications for the future of the streaming service
On May 23, Warner Bros. will merge their two streaming services: HBO Max and Discovery Plus under a new service simply titled Max. The...
‘Beef’ is another example of why not everything needs to be a miniseries
“Beef,” a product of a collaboration between Netflix and A24 seemed promising with a darkly thrilling premise: two deeply unsatisfied people that get into...
‘Daisy Jones and the Six’ is a soap opera disguised as a story about...
The fictional 1970s rock band “Daisy Jones and the Six,” inspired by Fleetwood Mac, are working towards becoming the iconic band the series sells...
Netflix’s ‘Unlocked’ should stay locked away
There’s nothing modern horror and thriller writers hate more than a cell phone. A device that the characters can use to call for help...