Year of the Month: YOU CAN COUNT ON ME
A major reason that Manchester by the Sea (2016) felt like somewhat of a letdown…
Miller’s 2018 Double Features: CRAZY RICH PANTHER
Movies talk to each other. What did the films of 2018 have to say? This…
Glass Is An Ambitious Follow-Up To Unbreakable And Split, For Better And For Worse
Just like most items that get sold on TV infomercials, Glass offers viewers the chance to get…
Year of the Month: I don’t got that bad of a mouth, do I? Eminem, THE MARSHALL MATHERS LP
(CONTENT WARNING: There’s no real way to discuss this album without discussing Eminem’s lyrics, which…
Doug’s Cinematic Firsties: Sidney Poiter Excels in the Impressively-Realized Mystery Thriller In the Heat of the Night
Doug’s Cinematic Firsties is a recurring series wherein Douglas Laman (A.K.A. NerdInTheBasement) will review a…
Miller’s 2018 Double Features: UPGRADITARY
Movies talk to each other. What did the films of 2018 have to say? This…
Year of the Month 2000: GILMORE GIRLS
There are a lot of ways to talk about Gilmore Girls: there’s its witty, lightning…
Miller’s 2018 Double Features: THE BALLAD OF THE RIDER
The movie Western has been dying for a while, it seems — as a genre…
If Beale Street Could Talk Is Masterful Emotionally Resonant Filmmaking That Should Not Be Missed
Tish Rivers (KiKi Layne) was only 19. Fonny Hunt was only 22. They were deeply in…
Bumblebee Has Got The Touch And Also Has The Power To Emotionally Move Viewers
Bumblebee takes the live-action series of Transformers movies into a bold new direction, namely in the direction…