Coen Brothers Films: A Subjective Look By Danielle Herman. What qualifies as the “best” and “worst” films from possibly the two most unwavering, inventive, entertaining and provocative filmmakers of modern times? After a couple of White Russians, we attempted to rank the Coens' crop of offerings in a highly subjective effort to
GAME GIRLS (Alina Skrzeszewska) follows Teri Rogers, a woman on a mission for a better life. With a non-judgmental camera lens and a frank portrayal of life on Skid Row, GAME GIRLS shows dreams, dissolution and desire. It opens a window in to the systemic problem of life on the streets
Terminator: Dark Fate Another year, another Terminator film
By Fergus Henderson. Wade in the Water, directed by Mark Wilson and written by Chris Retts, is like a 21st century Taxi Driver, examining all the pain and rage and emotional mayhem that leads to self-righteous vigilantism, then taking the examination several steps further. Whereas vigilante revenge films typically let
Throughout history audiences have never been able to get enough a good murder mystery. We see the concept employed in a multitude of different genres and in a multitude of different ways. Whether it’s the grim and stomach churning quest for a killer in David Fincher’s Se7en to Eddard Stark’s
