Hitchcock’s Weirdest Movie Comes to Blu-Ray (Blu-ray Review)
Alfred Hitchcock’s Number Seventeen has been called many unsavory things, even by the filmmaker himself. It’s an oddity in Hitchcock’s oeuvre, full of half-baked ideas that don’t come
‘Licorice Pizza’: Teen Fantasies and Problematic Realities
There’s a strange sort of reverence for any Paul Thomas Anderson
November 26, 2021
‘This is Not a War Story’ Centralizes Trauma and Hope
This is Not a War Story opens with a young man wandering through the
November 22, 2021
The Marshmallow Apocalypse: Humor at the End of the World in ‘Ghostbusters’
*This is a reprint of a paper I wrote for Ed Guerrero’s
November 20, 2021
AFI Fest Review: ‘The Power of the Dog’
It has been more than ten years since Jane Campion directed a feature film
November 19, 2021
Loretta Young Grapples with Trauma in ‘The Accused’ (Blu-ray Review)
A small subset of film noir focuses primarily on the experience not of the
November 18, 2021
AFI Fest Review: ‘Tick, tick…Boom!’
Is suffering required in order for art to be great? This is a question not
November 15, 2021