Film
Chang Cheh’s The Heroic Ones is Magnificent at Times
Shaw Bros. Spotlight: The Heroic Ones Every so often one watches a film that simply must be accepted on its...
Shaw Bros. Spotlight: The Heroic Ones Every so often one watches a film that simply must be accepted on its...
Friday Film Noir: Gun Crazy An argument can be made that almost every movie made is, in some fashion or...
The journey to Sozin's Comet was like a fire that just kept getting bigger. Book 3: Fire was the time...
Editor’s Note: We asked Bill to recommend some older movies that tackle topics of discrimination, racial inequality, and social injustice....
Revisiting Do the Right Thing In the wake of the murder of George Floyd by four Minneapolis police officers last...
Sometimes a sort of magical collective of artists can form as if out of thin air.
With all the insanity going on in the world at the moment, I wanted to reflect on two television episodes...
Is there hope for George Lucas? It’s a phrase out of the music industry: one-hit wonders. Those bands that come...
2011 was not a banner year for the Hollywood blockbuster. Bloated sequels and limp comic-book adaptations had made a trip...
A look back at the pilot episode of the NBC sitcom Community The aughts emerged right off its centennial heal...
Fantastic Fest 2019
Dog Soldiers Podcast Review This week on the Sordid Cinema Podcast we discuss Neil Marshall’s first feature— the low-budget werewolf...
With Da 5 Bloods, which debuts on Netflix Friday, Spike Lee takes his turn making an ultra-ambitious, two-and-a-half-hour epic about...
Book 2: Earth took Avatar to an entirely different level. As if the series had not already proved itself as...
Kakushigoto may pen itself as a comedy, but it shares a heartfelt message on the ephemeral nature of life.