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Goofy, caricature-led, stoner comedies and rom-com reworkings of classic literature… We know what to expect from movies set in schools. There’ll be a prom, a herd of cheerleaders, scenes set in cafeterias, detention and in the gymnasium, as well as at least one and possibly several song-and-dance sequences. These movies

I’ll Be Right There is what an indie dramedy should be: A balance of drama and comedy.  It’s got characters you care for, even though they may be flawed. It has heart, and most importantly, laughs. The “edy” part of dramedy stands for comedy. I think sometimes the comedy aspect

This Lord of the Rings article contains spoilers for The Rings of Power. It’s safe to say that Sauron goes on quite the journey in the first three episodes of The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power season 2. Now that Halbrand has been revealed to be a

After a relatively spartan summer of releases Kaos has arrived on Netflix; it’s a glossy, starry adaptation of various Greek myths created by The End of the F***king World’s Charlie Covell, and it’s absolutely wonderful. Weaving together multiple classic stories, set in a modern day “Krete”, Kaos is just the

With Fede Alvarez’s Alien: Romulus reaching for the stars and crossing $225 million at the global box office, it’s safe to say there’s still acid blood left in the old franchise yet. This is a big win for both Disney and their acquired 20th Century Studios. But with that victory