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Lists
7 Critical W.H.O. Facts Hollywood Ignores
This weekend, a gaggle of superstars will gather to ask everyday Americans to support the World Health Organization, or W.H.O.…
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Reviews
Dismiss ‘Exorcist III’ at Your Own Peril
“The Exorcist III” begins in Washington, D.C., with a priest walking around Georgetown, stopping to observe a steep staircase. These…
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Reviews
Why ‘The Quarry’ Just Misses the Mark
Faith. Redemption. Revenge. Justice. Grace. Racism. Few films pack as many ripe elements as “The Quarry” does, and many arrive…
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Reviews
‘Endings, Beginnings’ Makes Millennial Love Look Lousy
Wanna spend time with three gene pool lottery winners? You’ve got our attention. Now, imagine all three are as vapid…
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Interviews
‘The Quarry’ Director Shares Indie Film’s Cold Truths
Director Scott Teems has no qualms with the limitations tied to independent films. When Teems decided to adapt Damon Galgut’s…
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Industry News
‘Red Pilled America’ Challenges Hulu’s Schlafly Series
FX on Hulu won’t have the final word on conservative icon Phyllis Schlafly. “Mrs. America,” which debuts its first three…
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Reviews
How ‘The Tenant’ Captured a Disgraced Auteur’s Mindset
A few years after I graduated from college, I found myself living in a what seemed like a nice apartment…
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Opinion
‘Star Trek’s Hope Went AWOL with Trump
It’s a shame that modern iterations of “Star Trek” are rooted less in a vision for the future but of…
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Industry News
Anne Tyler Defends ‘American Dirt’ Against Woke Mob
Controversy has been very, very good for “American Dirt.” “Dirt” follows a Mexican woman and her son fleeing a drug…
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Reviews
Why ‘American Psycho’ Doesn’t Want Our Love or Pity
Bret Easton Ellis’s 1991 novel, “American Psycho,” begins with “Abandon all ye who enter here,” as it appears as graffiti…
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