Stranger Things returns - and everyone's on a road trip headed toward the season finale.
Westworld returns from its extended hiatus with a confounding, underwhelming season premiere.
Ranking the Best Characters in Stranger Things A lot of the magic of Stranger Things comes from its atmosphere, and...
Queer As Folk (2022) Season One Review Peacock’s new Queer as Folk is an impressive example of adaptation done right....
Not every god has a plan.
Thing One and Thing Two (with apologies to the Cat in the Hat)
You'll never go in the water again.
Steven Spielberg’s Jaws (1975) was a commercial hit. Upon its release in theatres during the summer of 1975, it broke box-office records....
June 2022 Update
65 Years Later: Throne of Blood Akira Kurosawa’s name is not only illuminated in the pantheon of Japan’s cinematic golden...
Kick-Ass walks a very fine line and while thematically it fails to pay dividends on its original premise, it still...
Here is our ranking of the films of Stanley Kubrick. Enjoy. Share. Debate. We know you’ll want to debate.
“Kids, I’m going to tell you an incredible story: the story of how I met your mother.” From the very...
Blowup is an interesting film detour, but not much more.
The Capture is easily the most promising series yet from Peacock The new streaming service Peacock’s original offerings at launch...
Shaw Bros. Spotlight At what point should movie watchers applaud a film which borrows heavily from other familiar sources for...
Friday Film Noir Kubrick’s Killer’s Kiss is Raw and Seductive Just as last week’s column entry took a look at...
Intelligence Review HBO Max may have won the bidding war to stream the entire run of Friends, but Peacock managed...
Brave New World Review Peacock, Comcast, and NBC Universal’s new streaming service debuted Wednesday, and while the service isn’t emphasizing...
The One Where Monica Gets a Roommate Need I introduce Friends? I’d be hard-pressed to find a person over the age...
Revisiting Inception, Ten Years Later For a filmmaker often accused of possessing a cold, clinical, fussy approach, Christopher Nolan seems...
Christopher Nolan’s Inception, which arrived ten years ago this week, is a highly entertaining, sci-fi-tinged action-adventure movie, populated with a...
Paul Verhoeven Retrospective Common wisdom dictates that cynicism and sentimentality are carefully linked, if not outright synonymous. In filmic terms,...
Revisiting The O.C.’s Pilot It’s 2003 and the first week of August. In one month, it’s back-to-school time. But before...
The Definitive Kubrickian Films Part Two My first real attempt at understanding the brilliance that was Stanley Kubrick came in...
