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‘The Punisher: One Last Kill’ is Precise, Deadly, and Oh So Much Fun (Review)

While I’m a huge self-appointed Marvel nerd, I have to be honest…The Punisher has never been one of my favorite characters. When I was still pretty young, my eldest sister met a guy who would eventually become my brother-in-law, who was obsessed with The Punisher. So much so that he …

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‘Torrente for President’ Film Review – The Political Satire Nobody Saw Coming

Not a lot of franchises manage to retain the ‘freshness’ after six entries. The few that do achieve this impressive feat through reinvention: a new director, a rebranding through self-awareness, or a pivot anchored on a ‘back to basics’ frame. Torrente for President (Torrente, presidente), the sixth entry in a …

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‘La Vénus Électrique/The Electric Kiss’ Has the Right Touch (Cannes 2026 Film Review)

The Cannes Film Festival normally chooses a lighthearted French movie as its opener, mainly to celebrate the kind of movie that doesn’t always get its due. Tragedy can be very easy to make, but comedy – especially romantic comedy – is tough. You need great control over mood, you need …

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‘Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man’ Film Review – For Die-Hard Fans of the Series

The world of Peaky Blinders has become a vast achievement in streaming content. Debuting from the BBC and then moving to Netflix in 2014, the show became a landmark property for the streaming service. After six seasons, no one expected Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man to even happen. For diehard …

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‘Yugo Goes to America’ Documentary Review: The Road Trip of a Failed Car

For almost fifty years, the country of Yugoslavia was important in global geopolitics. Zastava, a company founded in the 1850s as a weapons manufacturer, pivoted and began producing vehicles a century later. Fiat, the Italian manufacturer from Turin, licensed its designs to the Yugoslav industry. Zastava would sell models of …

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‘Daughters of the Forest’ Documentary Review: The Importance of Indigenous Knowledge

Before the spread of the academia as a central form of producing and teaching knowledge, the indigenous communities already understand crucial learnings about the world. Historically, civilizations such as the Mayans and Aztecs produced immense amounts of information on mathematics and engineering. Human being tends to seek understanding of their …

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