Chauncey K. Robinson‘Torn Hearts’ review: Exploring the dark side of stardom and sisterhoodThe real terror lies in the psychological darkness women can be pushed into under a system embedded with sexism and dog-eat-dog…May 19, 2022May 19, 2022
Chauncey K. Robinson‘Pleasure’ review: The fine line between empowerment and exploitation in adult entertainmentThe film Pleasure will make many people uncomfortable. It seems to do so unapologetically, as it explores the adult entertainment industry…May 12, 2022May 12, 2022
Chauncey K. RobinsonREVIEW: ‘The Northman’Mythology and folklore of the distant past are usually not only a gaze into civilizations long gone, but a look into how old stories affect…Apr 23, 2022Apr 23, 2022
Chauncey K. RobinsonHappy Birthday Charlie Chaplin: Revisiting ‘The Great Dictator’This month, April 16, marks what would have been the 133rd birthday of one of the most iconic entertainers in modern history, Charlie…Apr 16, 2022Apr 16, 2022
Chauncey K. Robinson‘Nosferatu’ 100 years later: Plagues, politics, sex and vampiresOrlok’s menacing gaze is but a symbol for the issues that we have yet to truly wrangle with from the shadows. A true horror story indeed.Mar 25, 2022Mar 25, 2022
Chauncey K. RobinsonThe Blair Witch Project- OVERHYPED horror classic — ReviewYour friends lied to you when they said you needed to watch “The Blair Witch Project” once before you die. The film is considered a horror…Nov 21, 2018Nov 21, 2018
Chauncey K. RobinsoninPeople's WorldGeena Davis fights Hollywood sexism with new technologyBY CHAUNCEY K. ROBINSONNov 11, 2017Nov 11, 2017
Chauncey K. RobinsoninPeople's WorldAFL-CIO delegates walk out to join Black Lives Matter protestersBY CHAUNCEY K. ROBINSONOct 24, 2017Oct 24, 2017
Chauncey K. RobinsoninPeople's World#TakeAKnee: The NFL and the fight against white supremacyBY CHAUNCEY K. ROBINSONSep 26, 2017Sep 26, 2017
Chauncey K. RobinsoninPeople's World“First They Killed My Father”: Cambodian genocide through innocent eyesBY CHAUNCEY K. ROBINSONSep 20, 2017Sep 20, 2017