Gail Daughtry and the Celebrity Sex Pass (2026)

Everyone has their list of dreams, which can range from the ambitious to the outright unrealistic. In either case, even those who may not necessarily pursue a particular goal still can enjoy the very idea of it, especially when it comes to the more scintillating and potentially controversial of them. Many couples have what are…

Even Cowgirls Get the Blues (1993)

Maybe she’s born with it; maybe it’s a result of severe genetic modifications. In his novel Even Cowgirls Get the Blues, Tom Robbins asks a very simple question: what if someone grows up to be so strikingly attractive and charismatic in demeanour, her only flaw is a pair of enormous thumbs twice as large as…

You’re Missing the Point (1940)

The legacy of Mexican comedy essentially begins with the birth of Cantinflas – not necessarily the actual entry of Mario Moreno into existence, but rather the moment he transitioned into the persona that would serve him well for his entire career. This came in the form of You’re Missing the Point (Spanish: Ahí está el…

The Sheep Detectives (2026)

We all love a good detective story – whether it’s the most harrowing story of cold-blooded murder or the comforting curiosity caused by cosy crime, it’s a genre that has proven to be undeniably very popular with audiences across every generation, which we can see going back to the days of the Penny Dreadful, which…

Everything Is Free (2019)

The unspoken rule of contemporary filmmaking is that if you want your story told, you have to take the leap by telling it yourself, which has become the hallmark of many great films that tackle the issue of representation, especially in an era where we are giving voices to those who need it the most,…

Glenrothan (2026)

There’s nothing quite like the love between siblings, which is something that anyone who has been raised alongside a brother or sister (or multiple of either or both) will know extremely well. We’re either handed this unfamiliar person, or, in some cases, handed to them depending on who was born first, and told that they…

Betsy’s Wedding (1990)

The announcement that a cherished family member is getting married is often joyous and calls for a big celebration, with the acknowledgement of their decision to move into the next chapter of their life through committing to a long-term, legally binding relationship being one of the cornerstones of our society (whether one is agnostic to…

Coyote vs. Acme (2026)

We all had our own unique childhoods with unique experiences and interests. However, there are certain pieces of media that seem to be almost universally adored, being a vital part of the upbringing of people that span generations and geographical locations. I can’t remember a time when I wasn’t familiar with Looney Tunes, which has…

The Strawberry Blonde (1941)

While his contemporary reputation may suggest otherwise, Raoul Walsh was one of our great masters of the Golden Age of Hollywood. Few directors were able to work so consistently across as diverse a range of genres as he did, nor were there many who could manage to attract some of the industry’s finest talents to…

Babes (2024)

The distinction between friends and family is very narrow for some people, with the term “chosen family” becoming increasingly popular as a description for those close, intimate friendships that feel like a genuine, lifelong connection being made between people who are otherwise not related, but still play an important role in the others’ lives. However,…