By Naomi Szeben, Book Critic A gripping graphic novel that sees middle-school anxiety, high school bullying and small town narrow-mindedness through the eyes of teenager Russell Pruitt, Home After Dark is set in mid-1950’s California, with details as vivid and illustrations as jagged yet clear; the artwork’s lines almost, but never quite become a caricature of the…
By Dominic Messier, Founder, Editor and Film Writer Neil Armstrong’s historical landing on the moon might have been a small step for man, but as far as well-rounded biopic features go, Damien Chazelle’s First Man is as stellar as they come. A remarkably insightful look into the personal life of one of the most…
By Dominic Messier, Founder, Editor and Film Writer Like myself, I’m sure many of you were raised to appreciated quality over quantity, whether it be big or small. While he’s not as big a deal (no pun intended) as his Avengers brethren, Paul Rudd’s Ant-Man and his adventurous companions (I dare not call them…