Citizen Dame

‘The Haunting of Sharon Tate’ Is More ‘Happy Death Day’ Than Historical Fiction

There comes a moment in Daniel Farrands’ The Haunting of Sharon Tate where you just sit back and say, “Wow. This is actually happening,” and for those raised on revisionist

Posted on April 2, 2019

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What I Did for Love

What I Did For Love: Let’s Kill Ward’s Wife (2014)

The things we do for love. Sometimes, no matter how hard we adore them, our

April 1, 2019

Top 5

Citizen Dame 5: Characters We’d Love to Have as Drinking Buddies

This week’s top 5 comes courtesy of Patron James Hart, so thank you!!

March 27, 2019

DameStruck, Review

DameStruck: Johnny Guitar (1954)

Hulu tends to get overlooked when it comes to streaming availability. It’s

March 27, 2019

Interview

Director Janice Engel Talks About Raising Hell and Her Documentary on Molly Ivins

There wasn’t any woman like Molly Ivins. A loud, stocky Texan with a

March 25, 2019

Interview

Director Nancy Schwartzman Talks Rape Culture and ‘Roll, Red Roll’

Last year I reviewed the blistering documentary examining the Steubenville

March 22, 2019

Top 5

Citizen Dame 5: Quintessentially Kim Films

Kim may be the quietest of the Dames but that in no way means she’s

March 21, 2019