How to Make a Killing ★★★
In his directorial debut Emily the Criminal, director John Patton Ford offered a cynical and dark noir updated for theContinue Reading
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The Lure ★★½
The Lure is a retelling of the timeless story The Little Mermaid set in 1980s Poland featuring mermaids who preyContinue Reading
Una ★★
Difficult that it is to watch Una without a sense of unease given the nature of the story, viewing isContinue Reading
A Ghost Story ★★★★
David Lowery’s A Ghost Story is a film about grief, loneliness, heartache, and the cruelty of time. It tells theContinue Reading
Vampyr (Blu-ray release) ★★★½
Vampyr, directed by Carl Theodor Dreyer, is not just a film: it is a visual poem. It is an elegy,Continue Reading
Most Anticipated of October 2017
Ian Floodgate: With festival season starting last month, the run-up to awards season has begun. The Toronto International Film Festival usuallyContinue Reading
mother!
At the beginning of Pauline Kael’s review of David Lynch’s Blue Velvet, she uses a quote she overheard after aContinue Reading
Lemon ★★
American auteur Jim Jarmusch once said, “Nothing is original. Steal from anywhere that resonates with inspiration or fuels your imagination.”Continue Reading
Dawson City: Frozen Time ★★★
Bill Morrison’s documentary Dawson City: Frozen Time chronicles the history of a small town in Canada named Dawson. Specifically, it tracks theContinue Reading
The Films of Tobe Hooper
At the midpoint of each month, we feature a figure or theme within the film community and share our thoughtsContinue Reading
It Comes at Night ★★★½
The 2010’s have been a phenomenal decade for horror fans thus far. With potential future classics like The Babadook, ItContinue Reading
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