Boogie
John Landis’ original Coming to America, from 1988, is one of the most beloved comedies of the last quarter of...
When Oliver Stone made The Doors in 1991 its subject, Jim Morrison had been dead for 20 years. Now, on...
David Prior's disjointed, genuinely odd 137-minute horror opus is calling out to you from the content void.
I’m going to be completely honest here and say that this is probably going to be a bit of a...
WandaVision comes to a close in an episode highlighted by emotional poignancy, but held back by its larger machinations and...
After three decades, various career nadirs and comebacks by its star, and an additional pandemic delay, we finally have the...
Yes, this is another BTS article. No, I have no regrets. Especially since this particular piece of news is such...
Three ways of looking at the same problem
It's all in the execution
Which of these Young Adult Novels Would Make a Great Netflix Series? Wizards, and tributes, and vampires, oh my! It...
Standing out in a genre as crowded as Hong Kong crime/cop thrillers can’t be easy. The genre has been a...
Fantasia Film Festival 2020: Air Doll
If you’re one of those people who’s “too online,” you probably know all about Pepe the Frog. He’s a green...
Plunging headfirst into a realm of depraved evil, leaving behind him any and all polite norms of filmmaking (mainstream, independent...
120 Essential Horror Scenes Part 3: Mutilations It’s what most horror films are known for: the gore that splatters on...
Call it Y2K anxiety, but the turn of the century saw a glut of reality-bending sci-fi movies, focusing on the...
120 Essential Horror Scenes Part 2: Violations It’s the most uncomfortable type of horror scene, but if done correctly, can...
Cosmic Candy opens as if it’s going to be a sugar-coated fever dream about one woman still obsessed with candy...
You always know you’re in for a weird time when you sit down to a Minoru Kawasaki movie. To call...
