Polanski’s Baby: The Nightmarish Masterpiece That Birthed a New Generation of Nightmares
Polanski's first major critical success also happens to be his most unsettling.
‘Death Proof’ Might Be Tarantino’s Worst Movie, But It’s Still Worth the Ride
Tarantino might be one of the greatest directors of our time. But even every great director has a "worst" movie…
Love, Gender, and Old Time Religion in ‘David and Bathsheba’
It's Easter Sunday, and you know what that means. Yep, we are looking into religious films both old and new.…
Childhood of Jesus Explored in “Young Messiah”
What was the childhood of Jesus like? What were those around him thinking? This film attempts to answer those questions.
‘Dragged Across Concrete’ Injects New Flavor Into Buddy Cop Genre
Mel Gibson shines in the latest film from gritty filmmaker S. Craig Zahler that adds some murky tones to the…
Our Dispatch From Noir City’s Opening Night
The 21st Noir City Film Festival in Hollywood kicked off with a bang, and we were there with the coverage.…
More Roger Moore: The Ranking of His Bond Films
Roger Moore had seven outings as 007. If you don't know where you stand on his interpretation of the character,…
Forgettable ‘Tau’ Offers Nothing Remotely Interesting
Read our review of Netflix's 'Tau.' Or don't. The film isn't good and neither is the review.
‘Polar’ Is Netflix’s Attempt At ‘John Wick’
Netflix introduces a cold-blooded, hired gun. Does it hold up in light of similar movies?
IMFF’s Sundance Film Festival Diary 2019
I don't know if it's more of a comment on our current personal tastes and energy or if it's the…