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‘Night Teeth’ review: A vampire B-movie without any bite [Grade: C-]

Film Reviews

‘Night Teeth’ review: A vampire B-movie without any bite [Grade: C-]

Lauren Coates October 17, 2021

When the words “Megan Fox” and “vampire” are involved, it should seem like any movie’s guaranteed recipe for (at the very least) b-movie fun with... Read More

‘Succession’ recap: S3 E1 – “Secession”

TV Recap

‘Succession’ recap: S3 E1 – “Secession”

Dewey Singleton October 17, 2021

Succession returned today to reclaim its rightful place as the best show on television. Brilliant writing, a character we loathe, a family we hate even... Read More

Of Broken Dreams: A ‘Mulholland Drive’ retrospective

Retrospective

Of Broken Dreams: A ‘Mulholland Drive’ retrospective

Brian Whisenant October 16, 2021

Brian Whisenant takes a ride down Mulholland Dr, looking back at David Lynch’s landmark film and talks with actor Patrick Fischler and the film’s director... Read More

Hollywood Foreign Press sets January 9 for Golden Globe Awards with or without a telecast

Erik Anderson October 15, 2021

Despite being embroiled in controversy after controversy, the Hollywood Foreign Press Association announced on Friday that it will present the 79th Golden Globe Awards on January 9,... Read More

Frontrunner Friday Oscar Predictions: Fall festival frenzy in full swing

Erik Anderson October 15, 2021

Frontrunner Friday is back! Weekly Oscar predictions will be coming your way all season along with monthly official predictions. Venice, Telluride and Toronto made good... Read More

Trailer: Season 5 of ‘Big Mouth’ is full of love and hate and a jacked Kumail Nanjiani

Erik Anderson October 15, 2021

“I just eat cookies and talk shit” Netflix has released the first trailer for season 5 of their Emmy-winning adult animated hit Big Mouth, which... Read More

‘The Velvet Underground’ review: Music doc from Todd Haynes brilliantly reintroduces important counterculture voices to a new generation [Grade: A] (Mill Valley Film Festival)

Alex Arabian October 15, 2021

Much like the eponymous band it explores, The Velvet Underground defies documentary narrative conventions by focusing on its themes, first and foremost, letting the story... Read More

‘The Phantom of the Open’ review: Mark Rylance hits an ace in endearing sports comedy [Grade B+] (London Film Festival)

Ben Rolph October 15, 2021

Craig Roberts’ latest sees Mark Rylance delivering the most endearing performance of the year, he is incredibly lovable. Obviously, with The Phantom of the Open... Read More

Review: ‘Detention’ (返校) tests the storytelling boundaries of video game and film [Grade: B-]

Film Reviews

Review: ‘Detention’ (返校) tests the storytelling boundaries of video game and film [Grade: B-]

Kevin L. Lee October 14, 2021

To make a successful film adaptation of a video game is to understand the strengths and limitations of both mediums. Amongst the many differences, the... Read More

Interview: Todd Haynes on the experimental artistry of ‘The Velvet Underground’ and the timelessness of radical counterculture

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Interview: Todd Haynes on the experimental artistry of ‘The Velvet Underground’ and the timelessness of radical counterculture

Alex Arabian October 14, 2021

Filmmaker Todd Haynes has always admired glam rock and the experimental, proto-punk scene of the 1960s and 1970s. The rebellious, avant-garde genre of music even... Read More

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