‘Taxi Driver’ Meets Nicolas Cage in ‘Bringing Out The Dead’
Martin Scorsese. Paul Schrader. Nicolas Cage. Any combination of these names screams critical praise. But does Bringing Out the Dead…
Our Favorite Films of 2018
2018 was quite a year for film. Look back at the movies that stuck out to us the most as…
Everything and Nothing You Expect It To Be: A Look Back at “Vampire’s Kiss”
You've seen the memes. You've seen the gifs. You've seen the compilation videos. But should you see the movie?
Ho, Ho, Ho: ‘Die Hard’ Isn’t A Christmas Movie
Die Hard has long been part of a contentious debate about what is a Christmas movie. I'm here to tell…
What We’re Looking Forward To In 2019
2018 was great, but we're also really looking forward to 2019. Check out the 10 movies we are most excited…
My Weekend With Kubrick: Looking Back at “Lolita” and “Barry Lyndon”
Kubrick fan-at-large William spent the weekend watching two of Kubrick's lesser seen and talked about films. Check out his thoughts.
Netflix thriller “Anon” Has No Real Identity
We've come to expect immersive, thoughtful movies from Andrew Niccol. "Anon" goes against that notion.
We Few, We Happy Few
FilmStruck was perfect; we are saddened to see it go. Regardless of what the future brings, we will look back…
Thank You, FilmStruck!
William's love letter to FilmStruck as it is shuttered.
Japanese Noir Serves Up Paranoia, Suspense, and Shadows
When Teiko's newly-minted husband goes missing, she finds herself searching around Japan and through his past in order to find…