GODZILLA: KING OF THE MONSTERS is here. Are you ready? Will you like it? ComicsVerse’s Tim Stevens dives right in to answer that.
The Kind of MA Your Actual Mama Warned You About
MA is here and she wants to party. Should you join in? ComicsVerse’s Tim Stevens lets you know in his advanced review of the new thriller.
Truths About Gender: Why Science Denialism Became “Rational”
The online right often portrays itself as defenders of science and reason. Reactions to scientific findings on gender paint a pretty different picture.
Is “Glass” Too Transparent For Its Own Good?
ComicsVerse’s critic Tim Stevens wrestles with GLASS, finding the film “compelling in it strengths and flaws,” while acknowledging it won’t be for everyone.
Puerto Rican in 2019: Generation Next – The Story of Second-Generation NuYoricans
This podcast is all about what it means to be Puerto Rican in 2019 from the perspective of three Puerto Ricans who grew up off of the island.
The Story Of My Grandfather: Why We Need to Listen to WWII Contemporary Witnesses
I recently found a stack of notes I had taken as a child in conversations with my grandfather. This is what we can learn about politics by listening to eyewitnesses of fascism and war.
10 Social and Political Goals for Genderqueer People That Will Make the World a Better Place
Society still has a long way to go in terms of being more accepting of genderqueer people. Here are the 10 most important social and political goals.
Gender: Is “The Guardian” Wrong? Is Everyone Non-Binary?
Genderqueer people aren’t to blame for the reinforcement of regressive gender stereotypes.
ANNA AND THE APOCALYSPE Is A Gory Good Time At The Cinema
A zombie apocalypse breaks out in a small Scottish town, causing the teenagers to break out into song while slaying the undead.
Short Take Film Reviews, Overstuffed November Edition
It was a busy November for movies and some slipped by without reviews. ComicsVerse critic Tim Stevens sweeps up the likes of OVERLORD, FANTASTIC BEASTS: THE CRIMES OF GRINDELWALD, THE GRINCH and more in a Overstuffed November edition of Short Takes.
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