List time! So I was searching Twitter one day and my former colleagues Karen Peterson created a list of her favorite shows of all time. I really dug her choices and thought, that seems like something fun. Y’all know I crave aligned list but also that an all time list is so damn difficult to
New Oscar predictions, who dis? Billy Lynn had it’s premiere at NYFF and the reviews were…mixed at best. However, I find it hard to count an Ang Lee film out of the race, especially given how most people felt about Life of Pi, which wound up with a ton of Oscars, including one for Ang
One of the most quietly ambitious films you’re sure to see, Moonlight is a phenomenal look at one man’s life growing up in Miami, struggling with sexuality and manhood. In a way, writing that sentence might actually not be quite enough to explain just the amoun of depth and heart this movie contains.
Well I watched The Rocky Horror Picture Show remake last night and…here are some thoughts. The Good Ryan McCartan felt like he was the only one who knew exactly what this production needed from a tone stand point and his performance as Brad is what kept me watching. Tim Curry and Ben Vereen were also
“…the beauty in the villainy” There are few words that have consumed my mind quite like these spoken by Guillermo del Toro. This statement was made during the chat between the director of Pan’s Labyrinth and Cornelia Funke, who did the novelization, and it was something that stuck with me as I rewatched the film
Have you ever watched a film that you find endlessly fascinating on a thematic level but that for some reason doesn’t fully connect on a movie level? If so, you’re familiar with the conundrum that I am regarding The Birth of a Nation. Nate Parker‘s directorial debut is one of conviction and succeeds on many