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Obsession (2026) Movie Review: How the Film Adds a Dark Layer to the “Man vs. Bear” Debate
In Obsession, Nikki May Be the Most Violent Character, but Bear Is the Real Villain
May 15
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Movies and TV Shows That Changed How I See Motherhood
From childbirth trauma to postpartum grief, these stories reveal the emotional and psychological realities of motherhood that society often ignores.
May 10
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AAPI Month Watchlist for All the Feels
AAPI Month watchlist of Asian American and Pacific Islander films about humor, heart, and family.
May 7
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April 2026
The Drama Leaves You with Cold Feet Over Morals
Weddings are known for drama—but this takes the cake.
Apr 6
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February 2026
Did the gods Truly Favor Ser Duncan the Tall or Is He Actually a Fraud?
Ser Duncan’s underdog saga brings into question the truth of his knighthood and nobility
Feb 28
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Anderson .Paak Beautifully Blends Korean and Black Cultures in His Musical Comedy K-Pops!
Anderson .Paak continues to wow us without his multi-talented artistry
Feb 27
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“Wuthering Heights” is Visually Stunning, but Looks Aren’t Everything
This bright erotic reimagining lacks the necessary darkness of the original classic
Feb 16
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Films that Place Black Love at the Forefront
February is a time for both Black culture and love; let’s celebrate both
Feb 13
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Black History Watches Good Enough for a Banned List
The select films below are sure to ruffle some feathers
Feb 2
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January 2026
The Testament of Ann Lee is a Beautiful Film Full of Unfiltered Emotion
It’s a sin that this movie has not received a wider theater release
Jan 26
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28 Years Later: The Bone Temple- The True Horror is “It’s Just Us”
The follow up to 28 Years Later adds more depth and darkness with a glimmer of hope for the future
Jan 17
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5 Films to Help You Reflect on Martin Luther King Day
Jimmy Woo /woomantsing
Jan 16
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