Celebrities are dying at a rate I am incapable of keeping up with these days. From Sidney Poitier to Peter Bogdanovich to Bob Saget, I have not been able to give these celebrities their due – and it certainly isn’t healthy for any of our mental...
Starting tomorrow, the 2022 Sundance Film Festival will commence from its base in Park City, Utah. And just like last year, because time is a flat circle and it turns out we’re in an eternal cycle of incompetence of the highest order, Sundance...
Say what you will about Guillermo del Toro, his films are aesthetically unlike anything you’ll ever see. Fresh off his Oscar win for The Shape of Water, del Toro turns his fantastical gaze to the classic 40s noir Nightmare Alley, an infamously...
Well, folks, it’s finally time. Awards season is officially happening, and while we still have to wait on the Critics Choice Awards in a few weeks, we’ll at least have the nominations for the 28th Screen Actors Guild Awards to tide us...
Tomorrow morning, the Screen Actors Guild will announce their nominations for the 28th Screen Actors Guild Awards. This year they will be an even stronger indicator of Oscar success than normal, as they will not only serve as an indication of how...
Whelp, that was certainly an ordeal. After a year filled with criticism, exposés, and attempts at ground-up reformative change, the 79th Golden Globes were held not with a bang, but with a whisper. A weird, creepy whisper, right in your ear and...
There are few genres as overwhelmingly popular as the feel-good sports drama. One can trace the history all the way back to Ronald Reagan’s most celebrated role in Knute Rockne: All American, and follow it through to modern history, with The...
It is going to be a tough challenge to make it through this review of Joel Coen’s latest film without using the “M” word. I don’t mean Macbeth, the word accursed in the theatrical realm and often replaced with “The Scottish Play.” No, I mean...
I’ve only seen one Céline Sciamma film to date, and it was 2019’s Portrait of a Lady on Fire. Therefore, I had no idea what to expect with Sciamma’s newest film, Petite Maman. Maman could have been so many different things after Sciamma’s...
2021 may not have been the dystopic future that 2020 was for so many, but it certainly was no less taxing. I mean, look what happened less than ten days after the year’s start. Whether you like it or not, entertainers still play a vital role in...
Earlier today, someone on Twitter jokingly posted that “there’s still 12 hours for 2021 to get worse.” Evidently, this person has jinxed us, as TMZ has reported that Betty White has passed away at the age of 99, just 17 days shy of her...
Honestly, the world needs more angry comedies. Great filmmakers once made scathing satires about how the world is inherently broken, and there’s not much to be done in order to fix it. Films like Dr. Strangelove, and Citizen Kane, and Network...
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