HOTEL ARTEMIS: You Can Check Out Any Time You Like But You Can Never Leave Unless You’re Paid Up In Which Case Be On Your Way
Hotel Artemis has an appealing cast in service of a script only intermittently worthy of…
Fritz Lang’s M Harrowingly Shows A Society In Chaos In The Face of Daunting Tragedy
Doug’s Cinematic Firsties is a recurring series wherein Douglas Laman (A.K.A. NerdInTheBasement) will review a…
A Soderbergh Escapade: OCEAN’S EIGHT
Even a decade later, the Ocean’s movies remind a kind of high-water mark for big-budget studio…
Film on the Disc: HONEYMOON
Honeymoon has to be precise because it’s a horror movie where the horror shows itself…
Film on the Disc: THE FINAL GIRLS
Slasher movie parodies are now a genre of their own. You have Leslie Vernon explaining how…
The Exciting Potential In A New Interpretation of Fahrenheit 451 Is Never Fully Realized
Ray Bradbury’s 1953 novel Fahrenheit 451 has received a pop culture resurgence in recent years…
Year of the Month: DIABOLIQUE
“Two words, three lies.” This is how Michel Delassalle (Paul Meurisse) dismisses any stories his…
Film on the Disc: AIRPLANE!
Wall-to-wall jokes, gleeful innuendo, Leslie Nielsen, and endless quotability. All of that deserves commentary–in part…
Melissa McCarthy Can Only Do So Much To Improve The Scattershot Comedy of Life of The Party
The good news about Life of The Party is that’s it’s a drastic improvement in…
Film on the Disc: LES MISERABLES (2012)
I have a complicated relationship with this film. It was my first exposure to the…