In theory, I would absolutely love to see a comedy starring Diane Keaton, Pam Grier, and Rhea Perlman that hits out […]
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The story and premise of The Hustle are so elegant in their simplicity that it’s no surprise this film has already […]
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As neither a child of the ’90s, a current child, or a person who has ever played Pokemon, I am not […]
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Like many VHS junkies of the ‘90s, my introduction to the Caped Crusader did not come from a comic book or […]
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Long Shot has the skeleton of a romantic comedy, but the flesh on those bones has a lot of flavors: political […]
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As is increasingly the case in modern cinema, groups underrepresented onscreen are having their stories told more frequently and more honestly […]
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The Ringer declared last summer that the moment of horror is now here: “Millennial” is no longer a synonym for “young […]
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Dependency can be horrifying. The feeling that your life would suffer irreparable damage if someone or something were removed from it […]
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The only way to enjoy The Intruder, a mediocre domestic thriller with a plot that’s entirely predictable (and totally spelled out […]
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The main purpose of the animated UglyDolls film is to make viewers aware that there is a line of plush toys called […]
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In 2012, the first Avengers movie served as the closing night film for the Tribeca Film Festival. This year, the latest […]
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There are two things I know about Emily Dickinson: She was a reclusive spinster, and many of her poems can be […]
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