Esther Williams was an athlete turned actress and now, over 70 years later, we’re still in awe of her athletic feats.
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If you search the depths of Film Twitter, you’ll discover something about me: I hate everything written by Taylor Sheridan. His […]
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The neo-noir was a genre closely identified with the ‘90s. By 1998, though, neo-noirs were a dime a dozen, with directors […]
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Movie monsters have always symbolized our hidden fears and desires. It’s impossible to dissociate the hulking behemoth of Godzilla from the […]
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As I’ve mentioned in previous articles, the 1980s weren’t a great time to be a female. The end of second-wave feminism […]
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Before the Fifty Shades of Grey trilogy, the director most commonly associated with getting down was Adrian Lyne. His films — Foxes […]
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With the premiere of the Paramount Network’s Waco miniseries alongside continued controversy over Quentin Tarantino’s upcoming Manson-era film, there’s never been […]
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It was just this week that we saw the biggest merger in recent history between Fox and Disney. What does this […]
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Despite the never-ending flood of sexual harassment accusations and our President just … talking, this was a pretty amazing year to […]
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Auteur theory is debatable, but it’s a prominent feature of film theory with a cache of connotations. In the opening scenes […]
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No one will deny Cate Blanchett could play the phone book and it would be amazing. So to say her performance […]
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The Devil has been a prominent part of film since its inception, but the depiction of Lucifer has changed with the […]
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