Eric D. Snider, Author at Crooked Marquee

REVIEW: In the Shadow of the Moon

In the Shadow of the Moon (on Netflix) is a reasonably OK science-fiction police procedural that begins with a flash-forward to […]

You’re familiar with the type of movie where a best-of-the-best secret agent is betrayed by his own government and must go […]

The animated reboot of The Addams Family, set in the present day, has everyone’s favorite spooky Goth family (or second-favorite if […]

Being the origin story of the title villain, Joker is technically a Batman prequel and technically a comic book movie, but director […]

A fully loaded SUV, parked on a Buenos Aires street, is the setting for 4×4, a Saw-inspired take on income inequality […]

Set in Alabama and focused on two idiots who panic after making a mistake, The Death of Dick Long laughs at […]

The Golden Glove is the remarkably unpleasant true story of a German serial killer in the 1970s, told with matter-of-fact, steely-eyed […]

Considering how good America is at producing icons worthy of biopic treatment, it’s ironic how bad we are at making biopics. […]

The Rambo franchise is about a U.S. veteran who keeps finding himself in situations where he has no choice but to […]

I stopped watching Downton Abbey near the beginning of season 4, when a character was raped and I realized the show […]

Last week IndieWire editor Kate Erbland discovered that her review of Hustlers had been published in Cascadia Weekly, a paper in Bellingham, […]

Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead have been floating around the edges of indie sci-fi/horror for the last few years, writing and […]