film review
Classic Film Through a Feminist Lens: DON’T BOTHER TO KNOCK
Marilyn Monroe spent most of her short career playing a specific type of character. A darling of 1950s cinema, Monroe typically ...
Classic Film Through A Feminist Lens: THE PARENT TRAP
The Parent Trap stands as an interesting installment in Disney’s string of successful films in the early 1960s.
Movie Review: THE IMMACULATE ROOM
Questioning our limits as humans outside the influence of consumer-driven society has proven infinitely interesting, especially over the last half-century. ...
Movie Review: BEAST
Animal horror is a rare breed of horror movie. Unlike many subgenres, these creature features are completely rooted in reality. ...
Movie Review: MACK & RITA
This review was originally published on 8/12/22. Sometimes, a movie comes out of nowhere and surprises the heck out of ...
Movie Review: BODIES BODIES BODIES
Slasher horror can feel a bit “a dime a dozen” anymore. The formula has been commonplace since the late 1970s, ...
Movie Review: BULLET TRAIN
Summer isn’t summer without a good old-fashioned popcorn movie. Thinking about it, this season has felt a bit lacking in ...
Denver Film Festival: I AM GRETA
This review was originally published 11/3/20 The best documentaries are multi-dimensional. These works manage to not only paint a picture ...
AFI Fest: I’M YOUR WOMAN
History passes. Times change and perspective keep culture and society as we know it, advancing onward. This fact makes the ...
Movie Review: ANTEBELLUM
Summer has come and gone. The leaves on the trees are just starting to change. Halloween is almost here. So, ...
Movie Review: MULAN
The subject of the Disney live-action remakes has always, and will continue to be, an inherently tricky topic. So many ...
Movie Review: THE BURNT ORANGE HERESY
Art + pastoral European scenery = the stuff independent cinematic dreams are made of. With movie theaters trickling open, US ...
Movie Review: YOU SHOULD HAVE LEFT
In recent years, the horror genre made leaps and bounds in our contemporary cinematic climate. New, diverse and original movies ...
Movie Review: EMMA.
The works of Jane Austen are go-to’s for Hollywood, and film industries the world over. Between the feature and television ...
Movie Review- STAR WARS: THE RISE OF SKYWALKER
It all ends here. At least for now. When Disney first took over the Star Wars franchise, they made clear ...
