Review: The Many Saints of Newark Is a Welcome—and Fitting—Addition to “The Sopranos” World of Crime, Family and Loyalty
Editor’s note: yes, the series is 20 years old, however mild plot spoilers are included in this review. If you’ve…
Review: The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It Replicates the Franchise’s Style But Lacks its Heart, Real Scares
In many ways, I consider the first two existing Conjuring movies the gold standard of horror movies. By casting Vera…
Review: Strong Performances Support Skin‘s Story of Redemption
Every year, the Oscars dole out top honors for three short films: one documentary, one animated and one narrative live-action.…
Review: Annabelle Comes Home Lives Squarely, Scarily in the Conjuring Universe
The one thing that becomes abundantly clear after watching this third entry in the Annabelle series (which is a part…
Review: Godzilla: King of the Monsters Makes for a Solid Addition to the Monster Movie Canon
In a way, Godzilla: King of the Monsters is the film that shows us that Warner Bros., the makers of…
Interview: Jason Reitman on Making The Front Runner Like It’s the 1970s, and the Media Now and Then
Although many may not remember the details, Gary Hart’s 1988 presidential campaign was something of a milestone in both politics…
Interview: Boundaries Director, Co-Star Talk Movies Based on Real Life, and So Many Dogs
Opening this weekend is Boundaries, the latest from writer/director Shana Feste, a filmmaker who has specialized lately in more romantically…
Film Review: As Liam Neeson’s January Action Flicks Go, We’ve Seen Worse Than The Commuter
As the seasoned moviegoers that I’m sure most of you are, you don’t need me telling you that the month…
