Clement Virgo's Scarborough love letter has all the components of a powerful, heartbreaking drama but is so excessive in length...
Matt Ruskin's Investigative thriller limps and shudders like the victims it details, making one wish they were watching the films...
The Best Gruesome Deaths in the Scream Movies When picturing blood-soaked gore-filled franchises, The Scream franchise may not be at...
Though undeniably on-the-nose, Vasilis Katsoupis's survival film delivers a sturdy meditation on the value of art and an even sturdier...
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Chapter 19 of The Mandalorian ditches our hero for a side story similar to Andor but without the depth that...
In this SXSW 2023 debut, the veterans of Canada's MuchMusic tell the story of their north-of-the-border music channel
The monster is inside us all as The Last of Us first season reaches its violent, underwhelming conclusion.
The Academy Awards: Best Picture Losers Part 1 It’s award season! And you know what that means? It means for...
The new Back to the Drive-In documentary visits 11 drive-in movie theaters around the country and looks at their struggles...
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Trust no one. In the 90s this was the operative catch phrase for the crossover, sci-fi hit, The X Files. It’s still as...
Mark Frost, Jacques Tati, Lana Milford - no one escapes unscathed in our rundown of the final episodes of Twin...
The documentary is quite possibly, the most important form of the motion picture.
Considering Hollywood’s blood-thirst for releasing sequels to box office hits, the ten-year wait to capitalize on Bon Cop Bad Cop‘s commercial success...
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78/52 spends 91- minutes examining the significance of the infamous shower scene in the classic Alfred Hitchcock thriller, Psycho.
Guardians of the Galaxy 2 Podcast Review This week on the Sordid Cinema podcast, we review Guardians of the Galaxy...
Written by Quinn Shephard (from a story by Laurie Shephard & Quinn Shephard) Blame, is a stylish, subversive, sophisticated coming-of-age...
Like a crackle of lightning over the open sea, Orlando Jones’ Mr. Nancy opens American Gods’ second episode with a powerful...
As we head into the final stretch of Season 2, things are finally starting to look up – or are...
Only a few minutes in, the sequel to 2014’s Guardians of the Galaxy acknowledges exactly what place its brand of action occupies in...
The horror and thriller genres have been somewhat lacking in recent times. Occasionally, we get something insane like Get Out,...
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The Problems with Rogue One It may be an unpopular opinion, but it needs to be said: Rogue One: A...
