Henry Baime

by Henry Baime July 22, 2022 0

Shrek, Love, and Life

Shrek has a serious claim to being the work of art that has had the most influence on me asContinue Reading

by Henry Baime July 12, 2022 0

At times, Orson Welles was known to express that he felt Citizen Kane, though proclaimed by many as the greatestContinue Reading

by Henry Baime July 8, 2022 0

Biographical films about artists often seemed doomed to failure or, at the very least, extreme dullness. Often seeming to beContinue Reading

by Henry Baime July 4, 2022 0

“July 17th. What a night!” Incidentally, my personal Mamma Mia! journey started only one day later, on a July 18thContinue Reading

by Henry Baime October 13, 2021 1

In 1932, a year after making Dracula (often billed as the first talkie horror picture) Tod Browning released Freaks, whichContinue Reading

by Henry Baime October 6, 2021 0

When it comes to “serious film discussions”, no genres are left out so consistently as horror and comedy, with theContinue Reading

by Henry Baime September 30, 2021 0

I must’ve been about five years old the first time I saw Godzilla on screen. Sitting in a Chinese restaurantContinue Reading

by Henry Baime July 28, 2021 0

Whit Stillman’s 1990 debut feature Metropolitan, while about the disconnected upper class youth of a bygone era of New YorkContinue Reading

by Henry Baime July 7, 2021 0

What kind of films would Stanley Kubrick have made if modern CGI was at his disposal? What would Tarkovsky haveContinue Reading

by Henry Baime February 26, 2021 0

Following his success with Malcolm X, Spike Lee turned the camera onto his own life with Crooklyn, a semi-autobiographical filmContinue Reading