Let me explain something about myself so that we all understand where I’m coming from here. I absolutely love the Universal Monsters. I always have. I’m not sure I remember a time not loving them, in truth. I remember first discovering them through a rather bizarre (and I’m not entirely
Under a bright winter sun an elderly man mutters the words tant pis (too bad) as he looks over the stunning bay. Appearing to be resigning himself to something – life, his house, a regret - he has a stroke and these words remain a mystery. As his adult children
Marfa Marfa Marfa is a curious mix consisting mostly of hand-drawn sketch animation accompanying and illustrating a variety of audio recordings based on a poem based on a small town. The resulting film has an infantile charm all of it's own. It is a testament that you can make a film
Barry Jenkins has already established himself as a force to be reckoned with in the directing world after Moonlight’s Oscar win. This time adapting a novel instead of a play, Jenkins takes on James Baldwin’s If Beale Street Could Talk. The film follows Tish and Alonzo, a young couple from Harlem
Remember Suicide Squad? Of course you do! How could you forget it? I mean, that film was awful, wasn’t it? Regardless of whether you found enjoyment out of Warner Bros. attempt at an edgy superhero romp or not you can hardly deny that it was riddle with issues, from poor
