Category: Movie Reviews & Recommendations
Nov 13
Series Reccomendation: Maid
This season’s Netflix addition have much to offer for viewers of all preferences. Here, Clementine recommends a heart wrenching character piece entitled Maid.
Nov 05
DIFF Review: Fear Street
As October comes to a close it’s time to look back and reflect on the best, most fright inducing works that’ve come out of this year. Here, Sophie delves into the tripart Netflix series: Fear Street
Oct 29
The Conjuring Series: A Retrospective
With Halloween just around the corner Olivia examines the ghostly legacy of The Conjuring franchise, critiquing its latest installment and considering what’s made the series so successful
Sep 09
The Suicide Squad: Why It Worked This Time
After the mixed reviews of director David Ayer’s Suicide Squad (2016), some fan favorites, namely Harley Quinn, return in The Suicide Squad (2021). Sofia examines how director James Gunn’s new and improved version of this team of ragtag villains finally struck gold.
Dec 24
DIFF Review: The Queen’s Gambit
The Queen’s Gambit is a captivating series with incredible settings, convincing characters, and a riveting plot, highlighted by Anya Taylor Joy’s stellar performance.
Dec 18
DIFF Review: The Mandalorian Season 2
The Mandalorian returns with an entertaining and emotional sophomore season that not only improves upon an already fantastic Season 1 but also takes the Star Wars franchise to a bright future. SPOILERS for The Mandalorian Season 2.
Dec 02
History, Religion, and Film: A Critical Analysis of La Vita é Bella (Life is Beautiful)
Jacob critically analyzes how religion and film intersect in the 1997 classic La Vita é Bella and explores how movies discuss topics related to religion and history, sometimes in problematic ways.
Oct 24
DIFF Review: The Boys Season 2
One of the most successful Amazon Prime Original series returns with an insanely entertaining yet socially relevant sophomore season. Warning: Spoilers for The Boys Season 2.
Oct 22
Spike Jonze and Being John Malkovich
To celebrate Spike Jonze’s birthday today, let’s take a look back to his first feature film: Being John Malkovich (1999)
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