Last year's Sundance captivated audiences with Sean Ellis's newest film Eight For Silver, the visually stunning and atmospherically rich entry into pop culture's werewolf movie catalogue, and offered a fresh and exciting glimpse into a subgenre that has inspired filmmakers for decades. Over a year later the film is finally released with a new cut … Continue reading The Cursed Review: Not Your Grandma’s Werewolf Movie
*Spoilers for Scream (2022) below. Do not continue if you are not spoiled on Scream yet!* It's been nearly a week since Radio Silence's highly-anticipated film Scream (2022) hit theaters and after 3 viewings (and a fourth tonight) I am thrilled to announce that this film is a true masterpiece. From directors Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and … Continue reading It Started With a Scream–and Ended With a Torch
Guillermo del Toro's newest film Nightmare Alley is a darkly-twisted look into morality and social class in a way that has never quite been done before. This is exactly what I expected from the film but somehow it still completely differed from my expectations in the best possible way. I was waiting for something like … Continue reading Nightmare Alley Review: Slow Burn Alley
Critically acclaimed director Steven Spielberg is at it again, this time with a new version of the classic musical West Side Story and off the bat I just have to say--this is THE movie musical for the ages. I truly cannot think of a better movie musical in the last decade and I will stand! … Continue reading West Side Story Review: The MVP Film of 2021!
Welcome to Pop Culture Tea Time, home of discussing everything movies and TV through both a queer and critical lens. My name is Wesley Alexander and I'm a media junkie from Dallas, Tx, ready to share the discourse and spill ALL the tea about new and movies/shows and how they're impacting the industry, the media … Continue reading Hello World!
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