Movie Review: Queer
A double Luca Guadagnino year is a good year for cinema. Even if it isn’t for me. 2 movies probably means we’re getting the two …
Jason Schwartzman
Movie Review: Megalopolis
Movie disasters come in all shapes and sizes. The worst disasters are soulless cash grabs like Madame Web, where all artistic expression is sucked out …
Movie Review: Between the Temples
If we were playing word association with the movie Between the Temples, “quirky” or “indie” would be near the top of the list. Smaller indie …
Movie Review: Quiz Lady
Quiz Lady is a coaster comedy. Not a roller coaster, unfortunately; I would like some highs and lows. Instead, this movie never really gets past …
Movie Review: The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes
Let’s start here: of the YA adaptations starting with Twilight The Hunger Games are probably the most interesting ones. For a series aimed at teenagers, …
Movie Review: Asteroid City
The more things change, the more Wes stays the same. Asteroid City is another perfectly delightful Wes Anderson film, using an incredible cast to tell …
Movie Review: Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse
If you’re a Star Wars fan, you should be really pissed now. Phil Lord and Christopher Miller were originally slated to do the Han Solo …
Movie Review: Klaus
There are no shortage of Christmas movies for you to choose from. The Hallmark Channel has devoted all their original programming toward it, year round. …
Movie Review: Wine Country
Saturday Night Live has always had hilarious women on the show: see Radner, Gilda. I would say the best group of women the show ever …
Movie Review: Big Eyes
It’s easy to see why Tim Burton was attracted to Big Eyes. The paintings flirt with the weird line Burton lives to criss cross. However, …