This Old House
The Banishing by Hope Madden Filmmaker Christopher Smith has repeatedly proven a knack for horror. Whether he locks us up in the tunnels beneath London with Franka Potente (2004’s Creep),…read more →
The Banishing by Hope Madden Filmmaker Christopher Smith has repeatedly proven a knack for horror. Whether he locks us up in the tunnels beneath London with Franka Potente (2004’s Creep),…read more →
Our Towns by George Wolf If all politics is local, then Our Towns is the most political film you’ll see this year. Because authors James and Deborah Fallows had one…read more →
Moffie by Samantha Harden “Moffie” is a derogatory term used in South Africa meaning an “effeminate homosexual man.” Moffie is also the name of the South African-British biographical war film.…read more →
Voyagers by Hope Madden If you have ever wondered what Lord of the Flies might look like in space, Neil Burger thinks like you. The generally mediocre director (The Upside,…read more →
Slalom by Hope Madden As her camera races down the mountains of Val-d’Isère, writer/director Charlène Favier depicts both thrill and isolation in equal measure. It’s a tone that fits more…read more →
by George Wolf When I was a kid watching the Oscars, I remember always being perplexed by short film categories. How do people manage to see these shorts? Good news,…read more →
by George Wolf When I was a kid watching the Oscars, I remember always being perplexed by short film categories. How do people manage to see these shorts? Good news,…read more →
by George Wolf When I was a kid watching the Oscars, I remember always being perplexed by short film categories. How do people manage to see these shorts? Good news,…read more →
The Power by Hope Madden Simultaneously sympathetic and vengeful, Corinna Faith’s ghost story The Power sets an emotional tone that suits its core themes. Today is Val’s (Rose Williams) first…read more →
Dawn of the Beast by Rachel Willis Seriously, who still thinks camping in the woods is a good idea? There’s something about the woods that haunts us, so it’s the…read more →