Shooting Stars
Supernova by George Wolf Sometimes, just watching two master actors at work is worth the price of admission. And though Colin Firth and Stanley Tucci are not all that Supernova…read more →
Shooting Stars
Supernova by George Wolf Sometimes, just watching two master actors at work is worth the…read more →
Shooting Stars
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The Night by George Wolf Come on, it's been forty years, can't we get a…read more →
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A/S/L
#Like by Brandon Thomas One only needs a fleeting familiarity with social media, message boards…read more →
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‘Til the End
Our Friend by George Wolf We don't tell the truth about dying. Writer Matthew Teague…read more →
‘Til the End
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Fright Club: Best Cosmic Horror
Author Hailey Piper joins the club this week to tear through about 25 different cosmic…read more →
Fright Club: Best Cosmic…
Fright Club
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Queen of Mean
The Queen of Black Magic by Hope Madden Filmmaker Kimo Stamboel resurrects 70s exploitation horror with The Queen of Black Magic. Not a remake or really a sequel or reboot…read more →
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The Night by George Wolf Come on, it’s been forty years, can’t we get a new haunted hotel flick without you screaming bloody redrum? That’s fair, but what if the…read more →
A/S/L
#Like by Brandon Thomas One only needs a fleeting familiarity with social media, message boards and comment sections to know that the internet is a breeding ground for toxicity and…read more →
Burning Bright
The White Tiger by Hope Madden Rarely do we root for the social climber. Certainly not the social climber who intentionally harms others of his station, unabashedly sucks up to…read more →
‘Til the End
Our Friend by George Wolf We don’t tell the truth about dying. Writer Matthew Teague came to that realization in 2012 when his wife Nicole died of cancer at the…read more →
The Last Waltz
1982 by Matt Weiner Wars are complicated. War movies? Not so much, at least not in this country. How, then, to tell the story of an invasion unfolding in the…read more →
Western Guilt
No Man’s Land by Cat McAlpine The liminal space between Mexico and Texas is home to fear, anxiety, and confusion. It is in this taut, emotional maelstrom that two families…read more →
Breaking the Pattern
Breaking Fast by Rachel Willis Most rom-coms, or rom-dramedies, follow a very specific pattern. You already know when each plot point will happen: the meet, the first date, the montage…read more →
Philadelphia Freedom
Brothers by Blood by Hope Madden It can be tough to find a fresh way to tell a mob story. Brothers by Blood doesn’t bother. Director Jeremie Guez’s film, based…read more →