Sometimes interesting cover art and a boutique blu-ray release are all I need to explore a film I
This is the Alan J Pakula test run. Like true fits of paranoia there are moments of divine
Wes Anderson will always be a tourist. No matter where his characters go, regardless of story, Anderson is
Part of the magic of Repo Man is the impression one gets that director Alex Cox is talented
What if we road tripped from Canada to Mexico, crushed some beers and interviewed some Atomic Bomb Survivors?
Civilians gesticulate through flattened streets like a single tattered appendage, carrying with them the weight of a world
This may be an unpopular opinion, but Steven Spielberg’s greatest strength is simultaneously his greatest weakness: his juvenile
The only way to escape your mundane life is to jettison from planet earth with little grey men.
Upon release, this film was marketed as Miyazaki’s swan song and the first hour is as good as
Director Takeshi Miike explores the relationship between virility and impotence, both essential components to the violence of our
Seijun Suzuki retreads a staple cinematic rumination of post-war Japan, disillusionment with traditional honor codes clash with the
Remember James, you’re not supposed to drink when you’re prescribed this much Adderall. Give me an edit shaken,
What Kane Parsons has accomplished simply by getting this picture made is incredible. Couple this with fantastic cinematography
When David Lynch makes some weird, esoteric, narratively impenetrable picture that leaves us with more questions than answers,
In January of 1884 LaMarcus Thompson filed the first U.S. patent for what was essentially America’s first roller
F. Scott Fitzgerald’s wife, Zelda, supposedly said upon the birth of their daughter “I hope she’ll be a
Pam Grier is the sugar you dip your strawberries in, the sriracha you add to the Pho, the
From the moment they meet on screen Robert Mitchum and Jane Greer are locked in a death spiral
Twenty years ago Hokum might be the kind of movie you discover airing on some neglected corner of
I’ve heard Chainsaw Man described as a gateway drug to anime, perhaps the series and its respective movie
If you look closely, between the killer whales and kitchen disputes, abstract art and errant arrows, you’ll find
Curry Barker’s Obsession is full off banal dialogue and one dimensional characters. Despite this, Barker stumbles into some