Film on the Internet: THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT
Years after all the hype surrounding it has died down, The Blair Witch Project remains…
Doug’s Cinematic Firsties: Cameraperson Finds Captivating Unity Across Disparate Pieces of Footage
Doug’s Cinematic Firsties is a recurring series wherein Douglas Laman (A.K.A. NerdInTheBasement) will review a…
GENERATION LOSS, by Elizabeth Hand: A Women’s+ Canon Article
Generation Loss is the story of Cass Neary, a photographer who, as the novel opens,…
Film on the Internet: CAM (2018)
Cam is a slyly great piece of psychological horror, Hitchcock rendered in hot neon pink…
Bloodshot Is The Worst Thing To Happen To America In The Past Week
“How can I have nightmares if I have no memories?” – Ray Garrison (Vin Diesel),…
Thoughtful Direction and Costume Designs Aren’t Enough To Fully Save The Frequently Formulaic Stargirl
Stargirl tends to evoke thoughts of other movies rather than its own distinct identity. For…
Film on the Internet: SPENSER CONFIDENTIAL
Netflix’s recent Spenser Confidential is a journey into a cinematic heart of darkness. To watch…
Film on the Internet: PILGRIM
I find Hulu’s holiday horror anthology series Into the Dark uneven, but I remain so…
The Director of Spotlight Delivers a Solid Family Movie With Timmy Failure: Mistakes Were Made
Tom McCarthy has had quite an eclectic career as a director and a writer. For…
What’s Up, Doc? The Cartoonish Mayhem of SHOOT ‘EM UP
As part of our holiday movie exchange, I was gifted Shoot ‘Em Up by Drunk Napoleon. it comes…