Women have always been connected to horror films. The “Final Girl” is essential to the genre trope checklist. The roles of women are still very much the lifeblood of horror films, but the Final Girl is being redefined. We’re trading in our screaming victims for battle-hardened warriors and angels of vengeance.

If you're like me, you're probably waiting anxiously for more information on WandaVision, a show that has been rumored to include multiple Young Avengers and gives Wanda Maximoff her own time to shine (something I'm personally very excited for). 

Demi Lovato returned to the stage for the first time since her hospitalization for a drug overdose a year and a half ago.

Kenneth Starr joined Donald Trump's defense team in the Senate today, creating a sort of bizarro impeachment time loop.

Outrage has taken over the internet. Women, taking over a genre typically dominated by men? Ruining the childhoods of those fans who loved the male-dominated films? How dare we females take the throne for ourselves!?

We all know what it means to place any genre-bending piece of work in the "urban" or "rap" category when it comes to Black artists.

At least I'm not alone. No really, a lot of Twitter kept getting Kevin Kline vibes, and honestly, what if Goran Višnjić and Kevin Kline were in a movie together? Hollywood, I'm giving you this idea for free.

Rightwing figures love to peddle that Ben Shapiro tagline "Facts don't care about your feelings," but when it comes to angry conservatives, the more realistic take seems to be that their feelings don't care about facts.

Isn't this a case of the pot calling the kettle a con-artist?

I know that I won't leave this movie and want to crawl back into a blanket and never look at the world again, and maybe that's why our "feel-good" movies are so important to us all. We know that when we turn to them, we can end up feeling just a little bit better.