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Even if you aren’t familiar with his name, you know his movies. Sean Anders is responsible for writing She’s Out

Like most people living today, I grew up a child of Disney. My VHS copy of 1992’s Aladdin was no stranger

Based on the real-life experiences of director Sean Anders (Daddy’s Home, Horrible Bosses 2), Instant Family explores the world of adoption in

Fantastic Disappointment: The Crimes of Warner Bros. As I, almost shamefully, revealed in my review of 2016’s Fantastic Beasts and

Widows is Steve McQueen’s first film back in the director’s seat after his 2013 Best Picture winning film 12 Years

Calling all pop-punk, alternative, and rock lovers: The Faim, an Australian group originally created in the small town of Perth,

Review By: Matthew Kistner Photos By: Reema Shah I don’t know what you were doing Saturday, November 10, but I

Outlaw King is a Netflix produced film directed by David MacKenzie (Hell or High Water) and stars Chris Pine as

Leave it to Hollywood to make another unnecessary film. That’s the feeling I got while watching The Girl in the Spider’s

In 1966, the Dr. Seuss-penned children’s book How the Grinch Stole Christmas! was adapted into a half-hour television special which