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Celebrating the Farrellys’ Road Trip Quadrilogy

Road trips have long been a fixture of the comedy genre. From the Frank Capra masterwork It Happened One Night (1934) […]

The idea behind this remake of The Lion King was to tell the same story but with real animals. That being impractical, […]

There’s scarcely a review of Midsommar that doesn’t include a mention of The Wicker Man — and with good reason. (Ours […]

Human beings have a natural fear of animal attacks, a fear that horror movies have exploited since cinema began. At first […]

If there’s a normal path that most bands take between record companies and Hollywood, odds are it looks nothing like the […]

After suffering through last year’s wildly self-indulgent, overly serious Disobedience, I was ready to write off any and all “artistic but […]

Stuber is a familiar product — a violent action comedy about a civilian who gets dragged into police work — with a […]

I’ll say one thing for Crawl, the new gator caper clawing its way into theaters this weekend: It’s rather snappily paced. […]

Is there such a thing as too much genre cinema? If so, then it would likely occur at Montreal’s Fantasia Festival, […]

1999 is considered one of the strongest years of cinema in living memory. There will no doubt be countless articles in […]

As someone who was born a handful of months before the first Toy Story came out, the hit franchise has always […]

Back in 1982, an independent filmmaker named Jenny Bowen made a movie called Street Music, which centered around the working-class long-term […]