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Patrick Cc: delves into the complexities of the character McLovin from the coming of age comedy hit film, Superbad, and the impact it had on the caeer of actor Christopher Mintz-Plasse.
McLovin, initially perceived as a loser, defied stereotypes with his unwavering confidence and borderline delusion. After Superbad became a success, Mintz-Plasse faced typecasting as a nerd, preventing him from surpassing the McLovin character’s legacy.
TLDR: Scream queens do more than deliver horror’s loudest moments. James Deaville and Sara Beth Lyons explore how performers from Fay Wray and Jamie...
TLDR: Is Ali G racist? University of Southern Queensland lecturer Aaron Teo examines the debate surrounding Who Iz I? and why the character’s ambiguous...
Originally published by HipHopCanada on Sept. 20, 2004, this review by associate editor Julia Che revisits the late Robert Ginty’s hip-hop adaptation of A...
TLDR: The Raygun Netflix documentary revisits the Australian breaker’s disastrous Olympic debut and the backlash that turned her into a global phenomenon. But does...
Niu Lai (牛来) (2026), meaning “Here Comes the Cow/Bull,” is an 86-minute, crudely animated feature made by a self-taught mother-son duo from China. Since...
Director James Cameron’s acclaimed sci-fi movie Aliens turns 40 in August. It’s a sequel to Ridley Scott’s claustrophobic breakout hit Alien, made in 1979....
Ryan Murphy, director of the controversial Netflix true-crime Monster Anthology (2022-), and Bret Easton Ellis, literary provocateur and author of American Psycho (1991), seem...
TLDR: Spider-Man Brand New Day grief takes centre stage as Peter Parker continues to mourn Aunt May while Jean Grey struggles with the loss...
