Category: Looking Back

In March, director Peyton Reed told Empire Magazine that his Ant-Man and the Wasp, despite early reports, is “not a romantic comedy,” […]

Toys R Gone. Her smock said “Last of The Toys R Us Kids.” If that was any kind of honor, the […]

Are you tired of social media self-loathing? Well, I have good news: you can re-direct your negative vibes onto ill-fated movie […]

In 1993, before binge-watching was feasible and when most TV shows were made to be as accessible as possible, a drama […]

Way back in the prolific filmography Steven Soderbergh (whose latest film, Unsane, is out on DVD this week), there’s the tiny […]

Pride Month was ushered in this year by A Kid Like Jake, a tender adaptation of Daniel Pearle’s play about a […]

Given his scene-stealing work as Lando Calrissian in Solo: A Star Wars Story and the artistic poignancy of his masterwork music […]

This month saw the passing of Philip Roth, as important — and no less controversial — a figure to the field […]

The neo-noir was a genre closely identified with the ‘90s. By 1998, though, neo-noirs were a dime a dozen, with directors […]

“If people had to choose, this summer, between seeing one dinosaur movie, much as I’m proud of Carnosaur, I would probably […]