‘Theater of Blood’ Eviscerates the Critics (Blu-ray Review)
No one wrote better murders than Shakespeare. In the course of thirty-eight plays, the Bard managed to stab, poison, hang, burn, drown, blind, and mutilate heroes and villains alike; in
‘The Green Knight’ is a Gorgeous, Superficial Chivalric Epic
The Green Knight is director David Lowery’s fascinating and somewhat
August 22, 2021
‘Pig’ Is a Simple Yet Profound Story of Recognizing the Humanity in One Another
As concepts go, the idea of Nicolas Cage heading out in search of his
July 16, 2021
‘Black Widow’ Gives a Hero Her Due
Natasha Romanoff’s solo feature may be five or ten years overdue, but
July 10, 2021
‘Too Late’ Needs A Bit More Horror, A Bit More Comedy
Early on in Too Late, the audience is alerted to the fact that this is not
July 3, 2021
‘No Ordinary Life’ Turns the Camera on Extraordinary Camerawomen (Tribeca 2021)
We’ve often discussed the difference between the male and the female gaze
June 25, 2021
‘Rita Moreno: Just a Girl Who Decided to Go For It’ Showcases the Trials of a Trailblazing Icon (Tribeca 2021)
Few would fail to acknowledge that Rita Moreno is a legend, even if you
June 20, 2021