OTwo Interviews: Lunna Correa de Carvahlo
Film & TV
The Crime of Being Annoying: Will Hollywood ever tackle its treatment of women?
Love Story & The Ethics of the Murphy-verse
The Bride! Review: A Chaotic Gothic Romance Embracing the Strange
OTwo Reviews: Ready or Not 2: Here I Come
Blood, sweat and power. Mabel Roy reviews Ready or Not 2, a worthy follow-up that sees Samara Weaving up against fanatic elites once again.…
An Instant Classic? Project Hail Mary Review
Does Ryan Gosling have a hit on his hands? According to Christina Murphy, Project Hail Mary is a blast that should join the ranks of great intergalactic epics.…
Mercy: When AI Slop Kills
When soulless automatons are empowered to judge, neither mercy nor justice is present.…
Is Saturday Night keeping-misogyny-a-Live?
Fashion Editor Polly Rogers ponders why women are so often the butt of the joke on Saturday Night Live: comedy’s largest platform.…
Sex is Storytelling in Heated Rivalry: A Queer Hockey Romance Reviewed
Percy Jackson and the Olympians Season Two: Is It Easier To Be Neurodivergent or Fight a God?
Lightning and Thunder on the Big Screen: OTwo Reviews Song Sung Blue
Is This Thing On? Under Pressure and Other Complicated Feelings
OTwo Reviews: Hamnet
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Searching for Connection: Love, Belonging, and Isolation in Rental Family
Is Hollywood Over As We Know It?
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Is Charli XCX The Moment?
A Mirror on Reality: No Other Choice and the World it Reflects
Richard Tobin reviews Park Chan-wook’s striking depiction of a working-class family undone by capitalism, left with little money and even fewer options.…
What’s the Deal with Oscar Narratives?
Staff Writer Marta Bueno Arcos explores the repetitive narratives that dominate the Oscar season, questioning whether these tired tropes undermine cinema’s most coveted accolade.…