Cup of Cheer is a film from the Naked Gun school of comedy, with gags coming thick and fast. There’s a strong serving of American Pie, too, with a bucket of smut emptied onto the script. Leading us through this ironic chaos is Mary (Storm Steenson), a gentle parody of the
Filmmaker Mark Cousins, following his 2019 odyssey Women Make Film, has returned to his 2004 book The Story of Film for a 2020 update. Using innovation as his core theme, the author performs a kind of cultural cartography, mapping cinema's tributaries back to the source. Film history spans over a century,
COVID-19's unimaginable ramifications continue to infest our society, with news in the US and UK getting considerably worse by the day. A rising number of unemployment cases, deaths, and evictions damage our population with heartbreaking results. Considering these circumstances, the Michael Bay-produced COVID thriller Songbird comes at a rather complicated
My Day: Review. By Trent Neely This film follows Ally (Hannah Laresa Smith) a teenage runaway trying to survive on the streets of London. We follow her as she seeks shelter along with other young people making a living through various means including prostitution and selling drugs. Ally makes cash as
While they tend to follow a tried and true formula, I've been feeling the notable absence of good sports movies lately. When done right, the genre can exemplify the innate appeals of both platforms, often showcasing the ways sports represent humanity in its rawest form. Disney+ is now taking a
