Creed II is Satisfying But Disappointingly Not Very Surprising
Creed II is not as good as the first movie. That was inevitable because Creed…
Film on the Internet: LATE SPRING
Late Spring is quietly, meditatively beautiful. The film is the story of two people who,…
The Grinch Is Painless And Average Which Puts It Above Most Dr. Seuss Movie Adaptations
Adapting Dr. Seuss works into feature films is a process that does not have a…
BOY ERASED: A Review for Heterosexuals
Gay conversion “therapy” is still legal in 36 states. I put therapy in quotes because…
Film on the Disc: CUBE
Since its release in 1997, Vincenzo Natali’s Cube has become a minor cult classic. There…
The Hate U Give Is A Thoughtful Character Study Packed With Outstanding Performances
2018’s been a good year for the Young-Adult novel film adaptation subgenre, hasn’t it? It’s…
Year of the Month 1997: The Sweet Hereafter
When I was young, I loved magazines. At one point, I subscribed to 10 magazines…
Film on the Internet: WHAT KEEPS YOU ALIVE
What Keeps You Alive is half-great. I almost want to propose it as a writing…
Film on the Disc: THE MUMMY (1999)
The Mummy, a kinda-sorta remake of the Boris Karloff original (1932), is an old-fashioned popcorn…
The Future May Be Uncertain But At Least One Can Be Certain That Private Life Is Exquisite
The way Private Life depicts the day-to-day life of a married couple feels so quietly…