As we continue through school movies I want to talk about my favorite insane subgenre, the modern literary adaptation for teens.
A24 has taken the world of cinema by storm in the past decade and Red Rocket is yet another testament to their unparalleled approach to filmmaking.
Over the last couple of days, we've been exploring horror films from the past decade.
As we continue our journey through Martin Scorsese's career, let's make a quick pit stop at one of his wildest and, sadly, forgotten films.
Today, we’ll be discussing one of the most infamous films of the '90s, a star-making, legend-solidifying, smash sensation - Basic Instinct.
Fair Play just hit Netflix. That gives us an amazing opportunity to touch on a genre that’s all but dead. The Erotic Thriller. Get ready. It’s about to get hot in here.
We will be transitioning from one visually stunning auteurist work, where an all-knowing robot makes an outsider feel loved, to another. But this one features Oscar Isaac performing a choreographed dance to Oliver Cheatham's "Get Down Saturday Night."
Let's talk about why men suck. To be clear, when I say "men suck," I am not referring to Garland's 2022 venture; I mean, you know, the gender.
Over the last week, we've looked at the Expendables lineup, celebrating the history of action cinema. But what about the future?
Today, we're going to talk about a story that’s as disruptive as it gets and a film that ends up feeling even more impressively prescient than ever - depressingly so, but impressive nonetheless.
With the upcoming release of A Haunting in Venice, we wanted to take this opportunity to talk about our favorite pulpy book to screen adaptations. We’re discussing ‘paperback’ novels.
As we said in our intro for the week, some of the greatest films ever made take place in 24 hours, movies like Die Hard, Dog Day Afternoon, or 12 Angry Men and I’m picking none of them!
