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Reviews
How ‘Son of the South’ Misses Big Picture on Race, Reconciliation
Director Barry Alexander Brown’s “Son of the South” depicts the “based on a true story” legacy of Bob Zellner, the…
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Opinion
Why All Movie Lovers Need to Watch ‘Cinema Paradiso’
The disconnect between movies and reality is unavoidable. Contrary to what we assume from films like “The Breakfast Club,” life…
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Industry News
Revealed: Why ‘Borat’ Sequel Has All the Oscar Buzz
Sacha Baron Cohen could have left his signature character in cold storage. Instead, the British comic weaponized Borat Sagdiyev to…
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Reviews
The Dazzling Robin Williams Role We Missed
Great performances are worth seeking out in great movies, obviously, but what about bad ones? Would you watch a lousy…
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Industry News
Toronto Sketch Troupe Cancels Self
A veteran comedy troupe tried the virtue signaling route following the rise of Black Lives Matter. When that failed to…
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Industry News
Netflix’s ‘Moxie’ Promises Woke on Steroids Storytelling
Hollywood’s woke revolution can sneak up on you. Otherwise mainstream movies and TV shows can take sudden social justice detours.…
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Reviews
‘The Reckoning’ Commits the Worst Horror Movie Sin
It must be frightening to shoot another horror movie after “The Descent.” The cave-dwelling shocker stands as one of the…
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Industry News
Don’t Fall for Hollywood’s Newest Virtue Signal
Conservatives are falling into a Cancel Culture trap. They understandably cheer when a celebrity speaks out against the phony, toxic…
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Reviews
‘Mosquito Coast’ Gave Harrison Ford, and His Fans, the Ultimate Challenge
Harrison Ford’s character in “The Mosquito Coast” is a genius, a quality he goes out of his way to ensure…
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Reviews
‘Supernova’ Lets Firth, Tucci Shine Anew
Writer/director Harry Mcqueen’s tremendously moving “Supernova” begins with a completely black screen. White dots appear, one by one, until we’re…
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