There’s just something magical about watching a genre film done right. Whereas drama and comedy possess so many subcategories underneath their broad umbrella, a great genre film, like horror, sci-fi, or romantic comedy stands out as all the more...
One Night in Miami… is classic Hollywood filmmaking. Directed by first-timer Regina King, the Emmy and Oscar-winning actress from Watchmen, Jerry Maguire, and If Beale Street Could Talk, it delivers the same kind of historical storytelling that...
I’m not sure it’s exactly fair for me to review David Byrne’s American Utopia. The Talking Heads are one of my favorite bands (maybe my favorite band outright), Byrne one of my favorite stage presences, Stop Making Sense one of my favorite...
Ed. Note: I viewed Wolfwalkers in late September as part of the Toronto International Film Festival. I held off reviewing it until its theatrical and Apple TV+ release
The Secret: Dare To Dream is without a doubt one of the best horror films of the year. It is the powerful story of a woman subtly and sadistically drawn into a cult, turned against her loved ones, and ultimately and maliciously seduced by a...
Christopher Landon may be the most creatively uncreative person in all of Hollywood. He has made a career for himself simply by asking the question, “What if [insert comedy], but as a horror?” His first attempts at the formula resulted in...
I mean, what is there for me to say? Holidate is exactly the movie you’re currently thinking it is after reading that title. If you’re super into romantic comedies, you’re about to love it. If you hate the genre and all it stands for, you’re...
I’m not sure Aaron Sorkin’s passion project, The Trial of the Chicago 7, could have arrived at a better time. The famed wordsmith’s return to the courtroom drama, Chicago 7 uses a classic story from modern U.S. history to tackle thematic moments...
The following is a three-part series of reviews on documentaries pertaining to the 2020 Election and the current state of politics
The following is a three-part series of reviews on documentaries pertaining to the 2020 Election and the current state of politics
The following is part one of a three-part series of reviews featuring documentaries pertaining to the 2020 Election and the current state of politics
Many years ago, when I was working on spec scripts for my portfolio, I struggled tirelessly on this one nugget of an idea I couldn’t quite crack. The idea was to make a traditional Sundance indie film, with arguing characters and long-buried...
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