If you faced The Meg (opening this weekend), a 75-foot prehistoric shark properly called “Megalodon,” odds are you wouldn’t survive. In […]
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(Spoilers for Blindspotting.) Blindspotting is nearly a musical. Music — specifically rapping — plays a significant role in the development of […]
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Not much in the “wide release” department recently (but that’s about to change), so here’s a rundown of some of the […]
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Now that Black Panther has dispelled the long-held belief that African-American movies don’t do well overseas, Hollywood is scrambling to green-light […]
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My friend Eric “Dee” Snider once asked me, “Hey Scott, you’re erudite and learned in the realm of horror cinema, so […]
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From The Searchers to You Were Never Really Here, the “captivity narrative” is one of America’s strongest tropes When Lynne Ramsay’s […]
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“We don’t stop playing because we grow old; we grow old because we stop playing.” This quote is often attributed to […]
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I can still feel the weight on my chest as my husband and I left the theater in silence after A […]
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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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Statistics! Who doesn’t love ’em?? We’re going to look at the movies released in the first half of 2018, but let […]
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The horror genre is a way of processing our fears and anxieties, and as a result tends to reflect the issues […]
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Nestled among this spring’s blockbusters, two mid-tier comedies – Overboard and Life of the Party – provided audiences with alternatives in […]
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