‘Immaculate’ Review – Provocative Visuals are Undone by Inadequate Storytelling
Catholicism, the oldest of Christian religions, has been the subject of
March 22, 2024
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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
‘Malignant’ Makes Horror Fun Again
There is perhaps no way to write a review of James Wan’s off-the-wall
September 13, 2021
‘Theater of Blood’ Eviscerates the Critics (Blu-ray Review)
No one wrote better murders than Shakespeare. In the course of thirty-eight
September 6, 2021
Marlene Dietrich Plays Against Her Own Image ‘The Song of Songs’
Casting Marlene Dietrich as a naïve German peasant girl in 1933 might seem
March 23, 2020
‘Man in the Shadow’ is an All-Too-Topical Western Noir
One of the thrills of Kino-Lorber’s classic releases is their emphasis on
February 28, 2020
‘The Irishman’ Provides a Fitting Death for the Mob Movie
The Irishman has been severally interpreted as Scorsese’s elegy, as an
December 4, 2019
‘Joker’ Is a Character Study that Doesn’t Understand Character
The best known villain in the realm of comics is Batman’s arch
October 4, 2019