The Quick and the Dead! How the hell did this movie manage to get this much star power!? Sharon Stone, Russell Crowe, Leonardo DiCaprio, Gene Hackman, and Jonothon Gill (Spotted Horse)!? Native actor that arguably has the most suspenseful gun fight in the film! Combine a single elimination tournament with […]
Directed by Dan Trachenburg, this feature film is the #1 film premier in the first three days on Hulu. Receiving praise from Jesse Ventura, Joe Rogan, Bill Duke, and rocking a 92% on Rotten Tomatoes, this film has received positive acclaim. This film dives into the world of Naru as […]
Listen as I dive into season 1 of Dark Winds with my guest Majerle Lister, host of Wósdéé podcast and co-host of F*ckin Sick Podcast. We do deep dive of how this compares to the previous PBS Hillerman films and general reception of the Hillerman novels among Navajo people. Additionally […]
First things first! Magua is the GOAT. Wes Studi should’ve been nominated for an Oscar, he was snubbed! The Last of the Mohicans (1992) based on the novel by James Finnemoore Cooper. This is the ninth time that Hollywood made this 1826 book into a movie. This romance tale that […]
Should go without saying but…SPOILERS! I will review the cast, plot, positives/negatives on representation, and gives some final thoughts. Sit back, and enjoy my review of this 2019 film by Jeff Barnaby…talk about a zombie film for the ages! This film takes place on the fictional Red Crow Reserve in […]
Here it is! The review of the 1995 film, The Indian in the Cupboard. With a name like the Indian in the Cupboard, what could go wrong?! Starring Litefoot as Little Bear, in his acting debut! He falls into the ownership of a boy Omri, for his 9th birthday. Omri […]
HISTORY! Wes Studi joins an amazing list of Honorary Award winners like Robert Redford, Spike Lee, Charlie Chaplan, Akira Kurosawa, James Earl Jones, and the list goes on! These people are recognized for significant achievements in their craft, over an entire career. Wes trailblazed an impressive career where he amazed […]
This 2017 film based on the book written by Richard Wagamese tells the story of Saul Indian Horse. The story follows his life through residential school in Canada, his journey playing hockey, the racism associated with the game, and reconciling with the pain of his past. TRAILER: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=02cyFlnvA4s Overall, this […]
This 1996 Coen Brothers film, Fargo depicts a tale of greed, self-sabotage, and authentic life in North Dakota. (Especially the accent) While Shep Proudfoot (Steve Reevis) was only on screen for a few minutes in the film, he managed to become an iconic character in the collection of Coen Brothers […]
The legendary, unparalleled, prolific, powerful, and all around amazing person…Charlene Teters. We briefly discuss the documentary “In Whose Honor,” but mostly deep dive into Charlene’s time at the University of Illinois and her experience being an advocate for changing the name. Charlene discusses her evolution from being a shy girl […]
