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
The Little Things Review The Little Things casts three different Oscar-winning actors and stuffs them into a shockingly witless serial...
Kimo Stamboel and Joko Anwar's reimagining of the classic Indonesian horror film of the same name is frightfully inventive and...
“Fuck Anyone Who’s Not A Sea Blob” Review The HBO series Euphoria showed its first season in the summer of...
The MCU comes for everyone, including WandaVision's short-lived pleasures of sitcom homage.
The very idea of what constitutes a legitimate movie monster is certainly open to interpretation. The flexibility of defining a...
Director David Cronenberg has no trouble shying away from perversity. Often referred to as the Canadian pioneer of the psycho-sexual...
The Road to Sundance 2021 Our staff is once again covering the Sundance Film Festival, only this year we will...
PureArts has just announced the release of this hyper-realistic 1/3 scale premium statue of Michael Jackson based on his iconic...
Cronenberg’s sly, devious take on the period piece… David Cronenberg’s first film since 2007′s uneven mob thriller Eastern Promises, A Dangerous Method seemed...
Crimes of the Future
