by Kevin Allen | Jul 1, 2022
Egos and philosophies clash during nine days of rehearsals in this twisted and thoughtful Hispanic satire of Hollywood. Whether it’s for the frenetic pace at which it moves or the eccentric celebrities that populate it, the film industry is always ripe for satire, and...
by Cory Woodroof | Jun 28, 2022
While a lot of 90s exports age like day-old nachos in this neverending conquest for Hollywood to mine every little corner of nostalgia that exists in our pop culture sphere, there is nothing asinine about having Beavis and Butt-Head back in our...
by Cory Woodroof | Jun 25, 2022
The Letterboxd Files with Cory is back online. While we’re a handful of days behind schedule, The Letterboxd Files with yours truly has returned for another round of things that you could’ve already read if you had a Letterboxd and followed my account. If...
by Sean Atkins | Jun 24, 2022
You’ll laugh, but cheer on this wonderful British film about, “The World’s Worst Golfer.” No matter the quality of the film, Mark Rylance always seems to deliver a fine performance in whatever he’s in. However, both films he has been in this...
by Kevin Allen | Jun 23, 2022
Audiences have a creepy but crowd-pleasing character-driven story waiting for them when The Black Phone rings. For the first decade of his career, Scott Derrickson established himself as a directorial force to watch in the niche of genre feature filmmaking, first...
by Sean Atkins | Jun 20, 2022
The King of Rock and Roll finally gets his proper due in this 159-minute musical extravaganza from director Baz Luhrmann. To understand what Elvis Presley meant to millions of people and his overall impact on the evolution of music also gets to the meaning of a...
