Screening Room: Spider-Man, Midsommar & Year’s Best So Far
Today we talk through movies that do not make European trips seem wise. We also talk through the ten best films of the first half of 2019 and what’s new…read more →
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I Don’t Want to Go Out – Week of June 24
Hmmm…well, not a lot to recommend this week, if we’re honest. But you can always rewatch Us! Click the film title for the full review. Dumbo (DVD) The Aftermath (DVD)…read more →
I Don’t Want to Go Out – Week of June 17
A couple of really great options this week in home entertainment. Also, a couple to steer clear of. Here is the low down. Click the film title for the full…read more →
Screening Room: MIB: International, Late Night, Shaft, The Dead Don’t Die
Big week! So many movies! Some of them are even great. This week we break down Men in Black: International, Shaft, Late Night, The Dead Don’t Die, Halston plus everything…read more →
I Do
The Proposal by Rachel Willis One part documentary, one part art piece, and one part love letter, The Proposal is an unusual film. Visual artist and director Jill Magid has…read more →
I Don’t Want to Go Out – Week of June 10
One of the biggest and baddest hits DVD this week, plus two other middling efforts that were better than they should have been. Here’s the skinny. Click the film title…read more →
I Don’t Want to Go Out – Week of June 3
From sublime to interesting to tired and predictable, this week’s home entertainment offerings certainly vary. Here is our take on each one. Click the film title for the full review.…read more →
Lizard King
Godzilla: King of the Monsters by Hope Madden and George Wolf Must we destroy everything that challenges us, or is humanity’s only salvation an intentional and aggressive thinning of our…read more →
College Prep
Booksmart by Hope Madden Every generation has its pivotal high school graduation film: Superbad, Say Anything, 10 Things I Hate About You, Grease, High School Musical 3. I mean, not…read more →
Not All Dogs Go to Heaven
A Dog’s Journey by Cat McAlpine An alcoholic single mother (Glow’s Betty Gilpin) falls out with her dead husband’s family and struggles to juggle her floundering music career and responsibilities…read more →