Historically, television has been a prevalent portrayal of an era in America, as it can reflect society and its ideals in that given time, and although queer representation has increased compared to its predecessors, members of the LGBTQIA+ largely agree that it still isn’t sufficient.
Actress Naomi Scott gives a gripping performance in Parker Finn’s “Smile 2,” a petrifying film that’s must-see viewing for the Halloween season.
This seemingly bizarre concept of filmmaking tells the story of the multi-talented Pharrell Williams — rapper, singer, songwriter, philanthropist, fashion icon, and musical mastermind.
“Blink Twice” is a standout and somewhat sneaky film.
“Alien: Romulus” takes the decades old franchise back to its extraterrestrial horror roots, drawing direct influences from all six of the preceding films, providing rich history for its loyal fanbase and a riveting experience for first-time viewers.
Fresh off his Oscar-nominated role in 2023s “Rustin,” Coleman Domingo takes his formidable acting chops to this summer’s prison drama “Sing Sing,” a film distributed by A24, written and directed by Greg Kwedar.
Trinity Times Movie Reviewer Maalik Hawkins takes a look at the summer blockbuster “Barbie,” which in just three weeks into its run raked in more than $1 billion, a history making event for writer-director Greta Gerwig.
If audiences can get past the abysmal computer-generated imagery (CGI) in the beginning of “The Flash,” they’ll be treated to exceptional performances and a “flashpoint paradox.”
Moviegoers approach the holiday weekend with a crowded field to select from, including “The Blackening,” a sidesplittingly funny, and thought-provoking film.
As the 2023 spring semester neared its end, the joyful sounds of music gave Trinity Washington University’s campus a momentary reprieve from the tension that comes with final exams, students gearing up to return home for the summer and graduating seniors preparing for commencement.