Emmys FYC: The captivating narrative of secrets and trauma in ‘Yellowjackets’ deserves your attention
There are numerous intriguing and thought-provoking positions among television series eligible for an Outstanding Drama Series nomination at the 2022 Emmys. Looking at to our... Read More
Zofia Wijaszka
Zofia resides in Los Angeles and is a film and television critic. She has previously written for The Mary Sue, First Showing, Film Threat, In Their Own League, Film Inquiry, and more. She loves the Scream movies, Carol, American Horror Story, and Schitt’s Creek.
‘Stranger Things’ season four review (Volume 1): Elaborate monsters, nostalgia and transformation highlight the scariest installment yet [Grade: A]
Stranger Things’ aptitude lies in many elements; a continuously nostalgic storyline, soundtracks full of bangers, and an enigmatic cast, among others. It seems we’ve waited forever... Read More
Emmys FYC: Why Melanie Lynskey deserves an Emmy nomination for her portrayal of Shauna in ‘Yellowjackets’
As a budding lesbian, I was first introduced to Melanie Lynskey through my love for television and her small, albeit memorable role in The L... Read More
TV Review: The secrets and lies of a mother highlight Toni Collette and Bella Heathcote crime drama ‘Pieces of Her’ [Grade: B-]
Back at the university, we had a class about family history, going back to our roots, and discovering our ancestors. Many stories we learned about... Read More
‘Scream’ (2022): The creation of the “requel,” new genre rules and giving us an LGBTQ+ horror icon
This article contains major spoilers to Scream (2022). “What’s your favorite scary movie?” is perhaps one of the most famed quotes in the horror genre.... Read More
‘What We Do in the Shadows’ Season 3 review: The Emmy-nominated series remains a blood-thirsty spectacle of fun and outrageousness
What We Do in the Shadows, a comedy about three vampire studs and their adventures created by Jermaine Clement and Taika Waititi in 2014, was... Read More
‘The Suicide Squad’ review: A gory, gut-punching (and eating), magnificent rollercoaster of madness
The opening sequence of James Gunn’s new film, The Suicide Squad, immediately seizes the audience’s attention. The Guardians of the Galaxy director skips the usually slow and steadyintroduction. Instead, he throws us... Read More
‘Ted Lasso’ season 2 review: the ever-evolving hit comedy scores another goal and doesn’t miss a beat
Ted Lasso, a compassionate, mustache-wearing, charming coach, is back with the AFC Richmond team. Following the critically acclaimed success of the Apple TV series, the... Read More
Emmys FYC: Hannah Waddingham and Juno Temple, the steel English roses of ‘Ted Lasso’
Ted Lasso is, without a doubt, one of last year’s best comedies. With its second season set to premiere on July 23rd on Apple TV+, the... Read More
Interview: Sarah Paulson chats about ‘Ratched’, Mildred as an LGBTQ+ character, ‘American Crime Story’ and more
This past year has been an emotional rollercoaster for all of us. Thankfully, the existence of streaming platforms that still continued to serve us new... Read More
2025 BAFTA Longlist Predictions: Expect Big Numbers for ‘The Brutalist,’ ‘Emilia Pérez,’ ‘Kneecap’ and More 
‘Squid Game’ Season 2 Review: It’s Big Bucks, All Whammies in Failed Follow Up to One of TV’s Best First Seasons [C-] 
2024 North Texas Film Critics Association (NTFCA) Nominations 
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