In 2003, a group of 8 artists lived in an underutilized space in a Providence, Road Island mall in Secret Mall Apartment. The Providence Place Pall was built in the late-1990s as part of a revitalization effort for the city. A consequence of this gentrification was the demolition of Fort Thunder, an old mill building…
A group of teenagers accidentally unleash an ancient evil in Fear Street Part 1: 1994. The town of Shadyside has a long history of serial killers, leading to it being nicknamed “Killer Captial USA,” unlike the neighbouring town of Sunnyvale, which has gone three decades without violent crime. Tragedy strikes the town again following a massacre…
The sociopolitical situation in Venezuela is shown from the point of view of five women in Women of the Venezuelan Chaos. Despite the top suppliers of oil, Venezuela has become a very insecure country, with shortages in food and medical supplies. The stories of five women from varying socioeconomic backgrounds are told to illustrate a country…
Nearly 11 years ago, I made a serious error in judgement when I went to see Tom Green’s film Freddy Got Fingered, without being fully aware at how extreme Tom Green’s “comedy” was. I ended up hating the film and I thought there wouldn’t be any chance that I would see a worse film. I…
The busy weekend involving both my birthday and Easter has prevented me from posting my thought on this film until now. At the very least I can say that this was a funny film, even though it was clear that Seth Rogen‘s character was a bi-polar sociopath and you technically shouldn’t be laughing at the…
Paul Blart: Mall Cop is a film with a ridiculous promise and it’s aware of it. While, I have to admit that the opening of the film was a bit iffy, once the main plot got going, I started having fun with the film. It was alright film for a January comedy and I can…
