by Kevin Allen | Apr 22, 2022
Writer-director Robert Eggers became a filmmaking auteur to watch following the one-two punch of terrifying mind-benders The Witch and The Lighthouse in 2016 and 2019, and his latest, The Northman, happens to be his first film outside the artsy confines of A24....
by Kevin Allen | Apr 1, 2022
Folk horror has become a niche of interest among filmmakers within the horror genre in recent years, from Robert Eggers’ debut feature The Witch and Lukas Feigelfeld’s criminally overlooked debut Hagazussa to Woodlands Dark and Days Bewitched, an epic documentary...
by Kevin Allen | Feb 24, 2022
Director Joe Wright’s career has been uneven in its attempts to reach the heights it did with the one-two punch of Pride and Prejudice and Atonement in 2005 and 2007 respectively, although his WWII-set period piece Darkest Hour received awards recognition in 2018. His...
by Kevin Allen | Feb 4, 2022
From the documentaries Apollo 11 and Amazing Grace to foreign narratives like The Worst Person In The World and the 2020 Best Picture Oscar winner Parasite, Neon Films has cemented itself as a film distributor willing to give work from documentarians and foreign...
by Kevin Allen | Jan 31, 2022
The first weekend of the 2022 Sundance Film Festival bestowed a handful of great to promising films that covered timely issues such as race relations and a man’s cultural definition, while other movies served as poignant and thoughtful observations of what it is to...
