Early Bird Review Take Two: Us (2019) Peterson Hill March 21, 2019 Movies, Reviews Us is another tour de force in tonal horror that has a core of social commentary running through it.
Early Bird Review: Us (2019) Nate Zoebl March 21, 2019 Movies, Reviews Us is more a straight horror film and has plenty of excellent, terrifying, and smartly directed scenes to make an audience squirm in their seat.
Destroyer (2018) John Yohe March 19, 2019 Movies, Reviews What Destroyer almost does, but doesn't quite, is use the flashback as a parallel narrative.
Lost in Translation 286: One Day at a Time Scott Delahunt March 15, 2019 Lost in Translation One Day at a Time isn’t about the Romano/Cooper family or the Alvarez family, but what they go through.
Lost in Translation 285: The Exceptions Scott Delahunt March 8, 2019 Lost in Translation For every rule of thumb, there are exceptions.
Advance Review: Captain Marvel (2019) – Take Two Nate Zoebl March 7, 2019 Movies, Reviews Captain Marvel is missing a larger sense of vision and purpose, which is why it feels more like a throwback to those early days.
Advance Review: Captain Marvel (2019) – Take One Peterson Hill March 7, 2019 Movies, Reviews On the whole though, Captain Marvel is a very strong addition to the superhero genre.
Lost in Translation 284: Music Covers Scott Delahunt March 1, 2019 Lost in Translation Straight-up covers are more common than shot-for-shot remakes.
Women in Horror: Frances Conroy Jessica Sowards February 28, 2019 Women in Horror Six Feet Under may have given Conroy her first leading episodic role on television, but American Horror Story is what made her an icon.
Women in Horror: Tales from the Crypt – Demon Knight Dory Hoffman February 26, 2019 Women in Horror Jeryline mourns briefly then moves on because she’s got a universe to save.
Alita: Battle Angel (2019) Take Two Alex Wolfe February 25, 2019 Movies, Reviews The visual feast that this movie provides doesn’t stop with the sets, though.
Lost in Translation 283: Airplane! Scott Delahunt February 22, 2019 Lost in Translation The popularity of Airplane! and the nature of the jokes wound up killing off the disaster movie for a decade and a half.
Alita: Battle Angel (2019) Nate Zoebl February 20, 2019 Movies, Reviews This visual decadence of Battle Angel is the greatest reason to see it, especially on the big screen if able.
Lost in Translation 282: Remakes and Comedy Vehicles Scott Delahunt February 15, 2019 Lost in Translation This week, a look at the flip side of parodies, the remake that serves as a comedy vehicle.
Women in Horror: Zelda Rubinstein Jessica Sowards February 11, 2019 Women in Horror Rubinstein’s distinctive voice, not her memorable look is what would give her the most success from the mid-90s through the 2000s.
Lost in Translation 281: Parodies Scott Delahunt February 8, 2019 Lost in Translation The end result is that, no matter what type of parody a work may be, it can’t be held to the same standards as an adaptation.
Women in Horror: The 6th Friend (2016) Corin Totin February 1, 2019 Women in Horror When a slasher comes out that is unequivocally feminist it is an occasion to take notice and that’s exactly what we get in The 6th Friend.
Lost in Translation 280: Bumblebee Scott Delahunt February 1, 2019 Lost in Translation Overall, Bumblebee is a good live-action adaptation, fitting in with the continuity of the Bay films while still standing alone.
They Shall Not Grow Old (2019) Peterson Hill January 31, 2019 Movies, Reviews They Shall Not Grow Old is a painstaking restoration of footage from World War One to create a documentary that is without politics or propaganda.
Advance Review: Velvet Buzzsaw (2019) Peterson Hill January 30, 2019 Movies, Reviews, TV To work, Velvet Buzzsaw needed to be 50% wilder and out of control.
