Claire Silverman 3/2/23 Claire Silverman 3/2/23

Argentina: 1985: A Story of Justice for the Disappeared

In this review, Claire Silverman deep dives into the history, storyline, and importance of the film Argentina 1985. In doing so, Silverman hopes to encourage audience members to watch this film before the 95th Annual Academy Awards.

Beatrice Galvan 1/31/23 Beatrice Galvan 1/31/23

Jordan Peele Redefined the Horror Genre

Jordan Peele has reshaped the Horror Genre in film with box office hits like Get Out, Us, and Nope. But what is it that attracted such attention? How has Peele been able to make hit after hit and absolutely dominate the game in the horror genre? In this article, Beatrice analyzes Jordan Peele’s directorial style and discusses how Peele upped the game in Horror.

Chantel Kienitz 7/16/22 Chantel Kienitz 7/16/22

Growing Up with Anne and Jo: The Influence of Strong Female Leads in Cinema

Writer Chantel Kienitz shares the importance of strong and powerful women, such as Anne from “Anne of Green Gables” and Jo from “Little Women”, being the focal points in films.

Shelby Edison 4/26/22 Shelby Edison 4/26/22

In Defense of Marvel’s Fan-Service

Fan service is common in the industry, especially for popular movies such as those created by Marvel. Shelby Edison describes her own experiences with watching Marvel movies and how she has seen how fan service has affected them.

Chantel Kienitz 4/20/22 Chantel Kienitz 4/20/22

Connecting with Confused Women

Being confused is totally normal and it’s finally being represented in the media. Chantel Kienitz breaks down some movies this year that showcase a different side of young characters female leads.

Beatrice Galvan 4/10/22 Beatrice Galvan 4/10/22

The Loki Series was Actually Good and Here’s Why

It has been almost a year since Loki was released and we still can’t get over it! Learn more about the God of Mischief as Beatrice Galvan analyzes the character and series as a whole.

Silvana Smith 8/11/21 Silvana Smith 8/11/21

The Second Life of Jennifer’s Body

Join us as Unfiltered takes a look into the cult classic film and the reason why films ahead of their time too often take years to get the recognition they deserve.

Chantel Kienitz 7/23/21 Chantel Kienitz 7/23/21

The Comfortable Uncomfortability of The Edge of Seventeen

The Edge of Seventeen may seem like your average coming-of-age movie, but it is so much more than that. Chantel Kienitz shares exactly what makes this movie so unique, relatable, and comforting to watch.

Georgia Balmer 7/15/21 Georgia Balmer 7/15/21

The Life Lessons of the Sleepover Classics

A lot of us have grown up watching classic movies such as Wild Child, Angus Thongs and Perfect Snogging, and Mean Girls. However, what did those movies actually teach us? How do they compare to the movies we have now? What good they really bring us?

Shelby Edison 7/14/21 Shelby Edison 7/14/21

We Need More Teen Girl Buddy Comedies

Writer Shelby Edison expresses the importance of teen girl buddy comedies in the 21st century.

Beatrice Galvan 7/12/21 Beatrice Galvan 7/12/21

The Cinematic Evolution Captured in Star Wars

Star Wars is one of the most iconic movie franchises of all time. Writer Beatrice Galvan explores the evolution of the franchise throughout the years.

Gemma Raso 6/11/21 Gemma Raso 6/11/21

Campy and Corrupt; Disney’s Fixation with Queercoding Villains

Writer Gemma Raso exposes the truth of Disney’s obsession with queercoding some of the most well-known villains we all know (and love!).

Beatrice Galvan 5/11/21 Beatrice Galvan 5/11/21

The Manic Pixie Dream Girl Trope

The Manic Pixie Dream Girl has long been used in many of Hollywood’s films. Learn more about what it is, its history, and its role in undermining women.