I suppose there are multiple ways to go about having a good old-fashioned masculine midlife crisis — it just depends on […]
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A fully loaded SUV, parked on a Buenos Aires street, is the setting for 4×4, a Saw-inspired take on income inequality […]
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Set in Alabama and focused on two idiots who panic after making a mistake, The Death of Dick Long laughs at […]
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Hollywood biopics generally focus on the biggest and most renowned figures in the realms of entertainment. Everyone knows and loves Ray […]
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The Golden Glove is the remarkably unpleasant true story of a German serial killer in the 1970s, told with matter-of-fact, steely-eyed […]
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Considering how good America is at producing icons worthy of biopic treatment, it’s ironic how bad we are at making biopics. […]
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(Screened at Fantastic Fest; release TBA.) We all have our own personal biases when it comes to movies. For example, I […]
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(Screened at Fantastic Fest; theatrical release TBA.) One simply cannot deny that the former Harry Potter, aka Mr. Daniel Radcliffe, has […]
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Long before he corralled some of the screen’s most skilled improvisers to make such classic mockumentaries as Waiting for Guffman, Best […]
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The Rambo franchise is about a U.S. veteran who keeps finding himself in situations where he has no choice but to […]
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I stopped watching Downton Abbey near the beginning of season 4, when a character was raped and I realized the show […]
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Last week IndieWire editor Kate Erbland discovered that her review of Hustlers had been published in Cascadia Weekly, a paper in Bellingham, […]
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