Let the record show that since the announcement of this project I have been incredibly excited to see it. Nosferatu has been one of my favorite films, not just within its contextual silent era in the 1920s, but of all time. Let the record also show that I have been seated for anything Robert Eggers sets out to do since 'The Witch' and have enjoyed every second of my time with his work.

This is all to say, this film…

I had the privilege of getting an early screener for The Last Showgirl, directed by Gia Coppola and written by Kate Gersten, and I can say that I really enjoyed it.

Following the complex lives of an intergenerational group of women with Las Vegas' bygone entertainment industry as the backdrop, The Last Showgirl fluctuates between whimsy, vulnerability, and harsh reality.

It's been said in many reviews of the film, but Pamela Anderson was truly made for this role, it's hard…

In a media landscape filled with lackluster attempts to humanize the villains of a nostalgic cinematic past, Wicked comes out as one of the more entertaining and fulfilling endeavors of the decade. Of course, it has the built-in benefit of a prolific broadway run and a notable IP in the industry, but there is plenty that it excels at all on its own.

Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande are a pitch perfect (yes I know, a vocal performance pun, groundbreaking)…