Little Women and Portrait of a Lady on Fire, which recently arrived in US movie theaters, have more in common than being on the top of most lists about the b...

We can't make ground in expanding our presence on the screen if we don't have our point of view at the table. Hulu’s chief marketing officer Kelly Campbell h...

Starring Julia Garner (Ozark, Dirty John), The Assistant follows one single day in the life of Jane, an aspiring film producer who has just started working a...

I am a movie reviewer. I am Hollister on the podcast ScreenThoughts.net, and I write reviews as well. We have a large following and a four-star rating on the...

Whenever I’m asked my favorite feminist Disney character, I don’t waver. “Why, it’s Cruella de Vil,” I reply without hesitation. I was 8 years old when “101 ...

Much is being written about J.Lo’s Oscars snub for her work on “Hustlers.” I watched the film to try to understand what all the fuss is about. I’d previously...

I went to see “A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood” on Thanksgiving with two friends. The theater was empty, which surprised me. I thought it was the perfect...

Hollister & Lalu discuss The Morning Show, Apple T.V.'s cornerstone series for their new programming, Apple TV.

I Used to Be Normal: A Boyband Fangirl Story By Barbro Andren, Guest Reviewer from Her Circle News In the 1940s, teenaged girls swooned over Frank Sinatra. I...

It is interesting how sometimes a movie creates a lot of buzz and expectation just to, after a disappointing delivery, have those expectations fulfilled but ...

Guest Review by Andrew Singer. The Farewell takes place in China, but the theme of family life is universal--how we deal with life and with death. The centra...

Which are the odds of a Scotswoman from Glasgow, with a thick accent (to the point that some US theaters are offering subtitles), becoming a country music st...

Netflix's new show What/If starts with a blunt suggestion made by Anne Montgomery (Renée Zellweger), portrayed as a ruthless venture capitalist. She will inv...

The 8 part series “Fosse/Verdon” on FX , takes us into the world of Broadway’s iconic couple: director/choreographer Bob Fosse and singer/actress/dancer, Gwe...

When Little Woods starts, Ollie (Tessa Thompson, from Westworld, Sorry to Bother You) is running away from a pickup truck in a quiet road. It is a dream and ...

The recently-released Netflix original show Dead to Me, starring Christina Applegate (Samantha Who?, A Bad Moms Christmas), Linda Cardellini (Green Book, Blo...

In the opening scene of Red Joan, we see an elderly woman working on her garden in a sedate middle-class British neighborhood. She is hardly the image of a d...

Reading the synopsis of The Best of Enemies, or seeing its trailer, one could assume that it is a movie about a black woman who successfully fought for schoo...

With a running time of 54 minutes, Donald Glover’s new film “Guava Island” has the look and feel of the 1959 Oscar winner, “Black Orpheus,” only the setting ...

I recently attended a screening on the big screen (why is it always better than my home screen?) of Terms of Endearment. You remember Terms of Endearment, wh...