DameStruck: The Decline of Western Civilization (1981)
Director Penelope Spheeris affected my life more than director other than Alfred Hitchcock, but it took me many years to discover that. Spheeris was responsible for Wayne’s World, one of my
Daisy Ridley Came to Slay in ‘Ophelia’
There are women throughout history whose names are synonymous with tragedy
June 24, 2019
Child’s Play (2019) is a weirdly entertaining mess
In 1988 Tom Holland released Child’s Play, a simple story about a
June 21, 2019
‘Late Night’ Constructs a Feminist Comedy Beyond Stereotypes
Late Night opens with praise lavished on Katherine Newbury (Emma Thompson)
June 20, 2019
‘Premature’ Renders a Nuanced Summer of Love in Harlem
Premature is a slice-of-life film about one summer in the life of Ayanna
June 14, 2019
DameStruck: Craig’s Wife (1936)
Dorothy Arzner was one of the most prolific female filmmakers of the Golden
June 12, 2019
‘The Farewell’ Finds Humor In Secrets and Lies
The need for diversity in filmmaking has (slowly) begun to be reflected in
June 4, 2019