Year of the Month: Jake Gittes on A Time to Love and a Time to Die
A Time to Love and a Time to Die found Douglas Sirk, near the end of his 1950s run of melodramas mostly set in the American upper and middle class…
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Film on the Internet: AN AMERICAN CRIME
An American Crime is a frustrating film: the more I think about it, the more…
Sometimes Dead Is Better And Maybe That’s The Place The Pet Sematary Series Should Have Been Left In
Time of Your Life: FROM STRAIGHT A’S TO XXX
Missing Link Is Mostly Agreeable But It’s Also A Step Down From Past LAIKA Films
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Hellboy Is So Bad That It Doesn’t Even Deserve A Fun Hell-Based Pun
Hellboy can now join esteemed company like Spider-Man and Batman in being one of the…
Brie Larson’s Directorial Debut Unicorn Store Is A Totally Unique Delight
A one-legged stool: THE BROTHERS KARAMAZOV (Year of the Month)
Tim Burton’s Take On Dumbo Results In A Perfunctory Pachyderm
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The big title this week is Glass, which may be what finally separates the fair-weather…
Shazam! Tops The Box Office Again As Little Has Solid Medium-Sized Bow, Hellboy Flames Out, After Exceeds Expectations And Missing Link Gets Lost
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Shazam! Is The Word At The Domestic Box Office While Pet Semetary Comes Alive And The Best of Enemies Doesn’t Make Many Friends
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You, The World, and I (2010) dir. Jon Rafman Address is Approximate (2011) dir. Tom…
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Year Of The Month: The Blob (1958)
