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‘Deep Water’ review: Adrian Lyne delivers an erratic thriller that puts us in a state of Ana-fflecktic shock [Grade: D]

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‘Deep Water’ review: Adrian Lyne delivers an erratic thriller that puts us in a state of Ana-fflecktic shock [Grade: D]

Catherine Springer March 16, 2022

For a director who has only made nine films in forty-two years, Adrian Lyne has mastered the art of choosing a lane and staying in... Read More

FINAL 2022 Oscar Predictions: ANIMATED SHORT, DOCUMENTARY SHORT SUBJECT and LIVE ACTION SHORT

Erik Anderson March 16, 2022

Here are my ranked final Oscar predictions for Animated Short, Documentary Short Subject and Live Action Short. ANIMATED SHORT FILM 1. Robin Robin (Netflix)2. Boxballet (Melnitsa Animation Studio) 3. Bestia (Miyu... Read More

FINAL 2022 Oscar Predictions: VISUAL EFFECTS

Erik Anderson March 16, 2022

There would have to be a rift in the time-space continuum for Dune to lose the Visual Effects Oscar. Not only is it a gargantuan... Read More

Interview: Writer-star Riz Ahmed and writer-director Aneil Karia on their Oscar-nominated short ‘The Long Goodbye’ [VIDEO]

Abe Friedtanzer March 16, 2022

Among this year’s five Oscar-nominated live-action short films is The Long Goodbye, which begins with a peaceful family day and quickly erupts into vicious and... Read More

FINAL 2022 Oscar Predictions: MAKEUP and HAIRSTYLING

Erik Anderson March 15, 2022

Such an interesting category as the tides keep turning and crashing into each other. Between Dune‘s Baron Vladimir Harkonnen and House of Gucci‘s Paolo Gucci,... Read More

FINAL 2022 Oscar Predictions: PRODUCTION DESIGN

Erik Anderson March 15, 2022

There are so many ways to interpret how voters will approach a category like production design; will they go for period recreations that evoke memories... Read More

FINAL 2022 Oscar Predictions: COSTUME DESIGN

Erik Anderson March 15, 2022

With having nabbed Critics’ Choice, BAFTA and Costume Designers Guild, Cruella is the far out in frontrunner for the Costume Design Oscar. Hitting two quadrants... Read More

‘Apollo 10 ½: A Space Age Childhood’ review: To nostalgia and beyond [Grade: B] | SXSW

Ryan McQuade March 14, 2022

Over the last couple of years, we have seen directors take themselves back to times in their lives, and retell events or stories of their... Read More