By DC Bolling A visionary filmmaker, Tim Burton has significantly influenced modern cinema with his distinctive style. His darkly whimsical worlds, the portrayal of misunderstood characters, and deep affection for the macabre have left a […]
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Every David Fincher Movie RANKED
By DC Bollings David Fincher is one of Hollywood’s most highly regarded contemporary filmmakers. From his beginnings in Industrial Light & Magic to directing commercials and music videos for Madonna and Paula Abdul, he consistently […]
Every M. Night Shyamalan Movie RANKED
By DC Bolling Has there been a filmmaker more polarizing than writer-director-producer M. Night Shyamalan? Maybe, but his name comes first. Say what you will about the Pennsylvania native (born in India). But there’s no […]
The Amateur – Review
The Amateur is now in theaters. By Greg Wheeler What do you get when you mix The Bourne Identity with Mr. Robot? Probably something close to The Amateur, the latest spy thriller to hit the […]
The Studio: Season 1 – Review
The Studio premieres March 26 on Apple TV+. By Elazar Abrahams Apple TV+’s The Studio has all the ingredients of a prestige-level Hollywood satire — sharp industry commentary, a stacked cast, and stylish direction — […]
Planet of the Apes – Every Movie Ranked
By Elazar Abrahams It’s been a few months since I worked through the Planet of the Apes franchise, and therefore a few months since I haven’t been able to stop grunting in a simian voice. […]
‘2001: A Space Odyssey’ + Film as a Visual Medium
By Elazar Abrahams A few years ago, I wrote a paper for a film class, which follows below. The assignment was a scene analysis, a close read of a piece from any film on the […]
Kim’s Video & Alamo Drafthouse Cinema
Kim’s Video opened theatrically in select theaters on April 12th and will soon expand throughout the US and Canada. By Elazar Abrahams Throughout much of the 90s, a small boutique video rental store nestled in […]
Mute (2018) – Review
Mute is streaming on Netflix on February 23. By I. Simon Having excellent films such as Moon and Source Code under his belt, Duncan Jones has proven to be one of the most promising filmmakers […]
Basmati Blues (2018) – Review
Basmati Blues is in theaters and On Demand February 9th. By I. Simon Every once in a while, there is a film that ends up getting shelved for many years, until someone involved decides to […]
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