Film on the Internet: WHO INVITED THEM
Duncan Birmingham’s Who Invited Them is the kind of comedy-horror-thriller that is slickly entertaining enough…
New on DVD and Blu-Ray
With some distance, it seems crazy that people were expecting Jane Campion’s The Power of…
SOLUTE BOOK CLUB: Night Film by Marisha Pessl (an Introduction by Drunk Napoleon)
Night Film is not a transcendent experience – rather, it’s a work that does three basic,…
Celebrating the Living: James McEachin
James McEachin has played more than just cops, even after you factor in things like…
Attention Must Be Paid: June Havoc
It must be incredibly frustrating to have worked steadily—writing, acting, and directing. To be critically…
Disney Byways: BAMBI
It was probably the 1947 rerelease. My aunt would’ve been seven at the time, but…
The Friday Article Roundup: Taking Sides
This Week, You Will Fight About: bad channels good doctors a recent indie a classic…
Review: TÁR
Tár begins with celebrated conductor Lydia Tár in front of one crowd and ends with her…
Mental Illness as Entertainment
Kanye West, or Ye as he legally is now, has announced that he is bipolar.…
Film on the Internet: SISSY
Hannah Barlow and Kane Senes’s Sissy is a horror film that, like its protagonist, can’t…