Final Destination Bloodlines: Review. By Jake Peffer. It has been 14 years since the last Final Destination movie hit theaters. Over the course of the 2000s, and early 2010s, the Final Destination franchise has been one of the most consistent horror franchises around. Featuring a straightforward storyline that allows for
Fight Or Flight: Review. By Jake Peffer. Over the last few years Josh Hartnett has slowly made his way back into the limelight. While never completely leaving acting, for a while he was only popping up in a few things here and there. None of which was all that noteworthy.
Swimming Home: Review. By Joe Muldoon. Baking orange sun, sculpted bronze torsos, and aquamarine pool water; I could be referring to any of the films that likely came to mind upon reading that. And just as in La Piscine and The Swimmer, there’s plenty of each of those. Based upon
Equal parts avant-garde musical and spy romance documentary, The Extraordinary Miss Flower is extraordinary in every sense of the word. The film is a performance documentary compiling the letters of Geraldine Flower and her lovers. Directors Iain Forsyth and Jane Pollard set the letters and drama to music as each
Read Frame Type Film: Book Review. By Josiah Teal. The Bell curve of film books ranges from fun plot-summary listicles to dense hyper-niche deep dives, with plenty of critic pieces and biographies in between. This opening statement is not to discredit any books but to convey the many audiences and
