‘Human Capital’ Fails to Fully Capitalize on Its Humanity (TIFF 2019)
Human Capital, which premiered at TIFF this week, is the fifth film from
September 13, 2019
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‘Grit’ Shines a Hopeful, Furious Light on an Environmental Disaster
In 2006, a massive eruption of hot mud in Sidoarjo, Indonesia buried 16
September 9, 2019
‘It: Chapter Two’: Fewer Scares, More Fright
In the two years since It was unleashed on the world, enthusiasm for the
September 9, 2019
REVIEW: New Harvey Weinstein Doc is Less Than ‘Untouchable’
It’s hard to imagine a time before Harvey Weinstein was breaking news
September 6, 2019
Hitchcock’s ‘Murder!’ Deserves Renewed Consideration with Kino’s New Blu-ray
Hitchcock’s Murder! is generally treated as one of his lesser films, and
August 29, 2019
‘Ready or Not’: A Bloodier Kind of a Class Conscious ‘Clue’
A recent spate of horror films have hit the ground running, as it were,
August 27, 2019
‘Blackmail’: Hitchcock’s Nastiest British Film Gets the Blu-ray Release It Deserves
Blackmail is one of Alfred Hitchcock’s most iconic and yet lesser-seen
August 22, 2019
There’s Plenty of Gangster Goodness Cooking in ‘The Kitchen’
We know Hollywood isn’t creative. More times than not their idea of
August 7, 2019