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Le Week-End by George Wolf When my brother and I were kids, we would quietly laugh anytime our grandparents traded caustic put-downs, which, the older they got, was…read more →
Le Week-End by George Wolf When my brother and I were kids, we would quietly laugh anytime our grandparents traded caustic put-downs, which, the older they got, was…read more →
The wonderful, must-see Chilean import Gloria drops on home audiences today, boasting a beautiful performance by Paulina Garcia in the lead role. A sort of coming-of-middle-age tale, it’s a film…read more →
It’s almost May…what’s that I smell? Lilacs? Goose poop? Fresh spring roadkill? Nope, it’s that similar fragrance mashup of boutonnieres, hair spray, and desperation that equals prom. Let’s all relive…read more →
The Quiet Ones by Hope Madden Like many other genre fans, I was cautiously and nostalgically optimistic when a Dutch company bought the Brit horror producer Hammer Films with the…read more →
The Other Woman by George Wolf “Take the lawyer, the wife and the boobs, and you’ve got the perfect killing machine.” That’s about as funny as The Other…read more →
Alien Abduction by Hope Madden You have to give director Matty Beckerman and his Alien Abduction cast and crew credit. They do the most they can with what they…read more →
It Felt Like Love by George Wolf Writer/director Eliza Hittman makes a startling feature debut with It Felt Like Love, an in-the-moment take on teenage sexuality that’s worth a…read more →
Israel’s hypnotic fairy tale nightmare Big Bad Wolves releases today. We follow one driven cop, one driven-to-madness father, and one milquetoast teacher accused of the most heinous imagined acts.…read more →
Over the weekend, vinyl nerds the world over celebrated Record Store Day. Well, we want to keep the party going with a trip through a celluloid world where vinyl still…read more →
Transcendence by Hope Madden Johnny Depp fans could use a little good news. The genuine talent hasn’t made a film worth watching since 2011’s Rango, and that was a cartoon…read more →