Movie Review: Nosferatu
And we’re threading the needle now. After The Northman, Robert Eggers learned how to appeal to mass audiences while embracing his wonderful weirdness that The …
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Movie Review: Dahomey
Dahomey proves Mati Diop is no fluke. After her incredible debut with Atlantics, Diop proves she’s just as adept with documentaries as with narrative films. …
Movie Review: Kraven the Hunter
Poor Kraven. The grand finale of Sony’s failed experiment gets us to the “dumpuary” part of the movie schedule a couple weeks early. What’s left …
Movie Review: The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim
I like the idea. If everything has to be franchise based these days, let’s try what The War of the Rohirrim (WOTR) does. Not only …
Movie Review: Flow
So a cat, a dog, a lemur, a secretarybird, and a capybara are on a boat… Flow sounds more like the start of a joke …
Movie Review: That Christmas
All roads lead to Christmas for Richard Curtis. His particular blend of writing and storytelling, when not around December 25th, has started to lead to …
Movie Review: Maria
And so concludes Pablo Larrain’s FLOW (Famous Lonely Opulent Women) trilogy. His latest double muse takes us to the Opera, as Angelina Jolie, a FLOW …
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 …
Movie Review: The Order
For all the horrific sound bites and general ideology filled around hate, the neo Nazi white nationalist movement continues to persist especially in the United …
Movie Review: Nightbitch
There’s a zillion movies about mothers and children at this point in movie history. Most of them look at the rosy view of motherhood: Oprah’s …