Author: Kasey Butcher

“‘No’ is my favorite word. I get an endorphin rush just saying it,” my husband joked as we sat down

When a show is declared “the new Gilmore Girls,” I take notice. Although I found that Ginny & Georgia’s similarities

When I started watching The Little Things, so much of its style looked very familiar. There are a lot of

I waited, mostly patiently, for years for the second Wonder Woman movie to be released. It got pushed back repeatedly

Netflix’s newest romantic comedy, Love, Guaranteed, leans heavily on conventions of the genre, but is so fun that I forgive

‘Tis the season for corny, cliched holiday movies, and I could not be more ready for it. This year, both

I am a Wingnut. That is to say, a big fan of The West Wing, Aaron Sorkin’s drama about quixotic

Gothic novels and adaptations of them are making a comeback this year—a trend that I wholeheartedly embrace. With the genre’s

At the beginning of the year, in the Before Times when movies were still coming out in theaters, I reviewed

Available on Amazon Prime, Radioactive tells the story of the innovative careers and passionate love story of Marie (Rosamund Pike)

Love in the Time of Corona, riffing off the great Gabriel Garcia Marquez novel Love in the Time of Cholera,

I really miss going to the movie theater and I hope that soon the studios will be back with major

One of the few good surprises of the year has been the announcement that Disney+ was releasing the film version

I thought I was really scraping the bottom of the Netflix barrel when I agreed to watch Floor is Lava

While many local theaters remain closed, our local arthouse theater, Cinema Center is offering a wide variety of films to

If you are wading through the sea of new content on Netflix, looking for something entertaining, but maybe a little

Are you still at home? I’m still at home, and thanks to several days of snow, I am starting to

With so many streaming options at our fingertips, it is somehow still so easy to fall into a rut of

Now streaming on Netflix, Cheer runs for six, one hour-long episodes, following the Navarro College cheerleading team as they prepare

Often in the current true crime boom, issues around criminal justice reform can get lost in all the stories about