In the parlance of rock-climbers, to “free solo” means to climb alone and without a rope — basically, to remove all […]
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An Evening with Beverly Luff Linn is Jim Hosking’s followup to his infamously irritating/amusing The Greasy Strangler, which I enjoyed as a […]
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The Guilty is a tight, efficient, 85 minutes set in a single location: the 911 call center in Copenhagen. (Except it’s not […]
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Lee Israel was a journalist who made a living writing well-regarded biographies before falling on hard times after the failure of […]
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Members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (or MOTCOJCOLDS for short) know Emma Hale Smith, wife of the […]
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The 2018 Halloween is a direct sequel to the 1978 Halloween, and it exists in a timeline where there were never any […]
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(Full disclosure: The director of this film is the wife of a friend of mine, who is one of the producers. […]
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The first Goosebumps movie wasn’t an adaptation of one of R.L. Stine’s tween-horror books but a story about the Goosebumps books, in […]
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Ryan Gosling is a handsome man, but it’s his profile that’s most aesthetically pleasing. We saw a lot of it in […]
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Drew Goddard wrote for TV’s Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Lost before he started making movies, and it shows. His first film as […]
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As a very funny gay person who never has enough money, I am the target audience for an Oscar Wilde biopic. […]
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(Streaming on Shudder.) Buenos Aires is rife with supernatural activity in Demian Rugna’s Terrified (Aterrados), much of it centralized to a particular […]
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