The Leaders Of LOST
SPOILERS for LOST. Jack Jack’s leadership is defined by two things: his enthusiasm for giving…
Celebrating the Living: Michael Moriarty
In 1973, Michael Moriarty played Jim O’Connor, the Gentleman Caller in a made-for-TV production of…
Attention Must Be Paid: Ann B. Davis
Honestly? This is one of those people where I have no idea why I decided…
Disney Byways: Year One With Disney+
My Disney+ membership renewed this week. (I’m still a little taken aback that I was…
The Friday Article Roundup Chats Fireside
The FAR invites you to pull up a chair, choose a cigar, put on your…
Year of the Month: Belated Comebacker on THE WOLF MAN
How much of a difference is there between a wolfman and a werewolf? If you…
Double Feature: The 4:3 Frontiers of Kelly Reichardt
We’ve been trained to expect movies to guide us with a heavy touch, to see…
In Which We Eat
Unless you are Andy Warhol, you probably have not made a movie about sleep. Dreams,…
CITIZEN KANE: T for Technique and T for Tragedy
Citizen Kane is the greatest movie ever made, but it’s not the greatest movie Orson…
Year of the Month: F for Fake and K for Kane by Sunil Patel
Citizen Kane is not the greatest movie of all time. As we all know, Shoot…