Brandon’s Angle: ‘It Chapter Two’ is light on scares but heavy on clownery
Brandon Shillingford, Contributing Writer In “It Chapter Two,” the sequel to 2017’s late-summer blockbuster “It,” the Losers’ Club returns to Derry, Maine, 27 years after […]
Film Reviews
Local director brings festival film to debut at historic Byrd
Andrew Ringle, Managing Editor Richmond filmmaker Rick Alverson’s latest film, “The Mountain,” had its local debut in a special event at the Byrd Theatre on […]
Screening of Solange film prompts viewers to think about home, race and identity
Iman Mekonen, Spectrum Editor Blue hues and glitter fringe suits. Black men riding white horses in the night. A crowd of homogenous dancers moving in […]
Landon’s outlook on TIFF: The cathartic ‘Honey Boy’ is sure to cause buzz
Landon Roberts, Contributing Writer Most people who experience mania only express the frantic, incohesive memories it brings on only to their closest loved ones. However, […]
Brandon’s Angle: ‘The Nightingale’ will stun, shock and leave you breathless
Brandon Shillingford, Contributing Writer Colonization is one of the greatest evils — it has the potential to rip apart the very fabric of a nation […]
