Eric D. Snider, Author at Crooked Marquee

REVIEW: One Cut of the Dead

You can tell pretty quickly that something is up with One Cut of the Dead. It starts in an old warehouse […]

I have a complicated relationship with the Telluride Film Festival. It’s a world-class fest, usually playing some of the year’s best […]

David Oyelowo, the soulful actor who played Martin Luther King Jr. in Selma a few years ago, deserves mainstream success if […]

A tough, beautiful urban fairy tale by Mexican writer-director Issa López, Tigers Are Not Afraid is a perfect example of how genre […]

Gerard Butler is not good at anything, and it’s time we stopped trying to make him be. He uses an American […]

A movie about grown-ups playing hide and seek is out now, hot on the heels of last year’s movies about people […]

I’ll tell you what, the only thing a critic enjoys more than a good movie is a good movie that’s a […]

The characters in Good Boys were born the year Superbad came out (2007), so they probably don’t realize they’re living in […]

Though Alvin Schwartz’s books were published between 1981 and 1991 and had timeless settings, the movie version of Scary Stories to […]

Life is a lot like racing cars, as you know if you read Garth Stein’s dependably sappy novel The Art of […]

YouTube star Logan Paul assembled so many fellow YouTube stars to make Airplane Mode that it would be genuinely impressive if they […]

Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw, a rare two-ampersand film, gives two of the supporting tough guys from the eight […]