The Holdovers ★★★★
“Life is like a hen house ladder. Shitty and short.” -Paul Hunham The Holdovers never turns a blind eye toContinue Reading
“Life is like a hen house ladder. Shitty and short.” -Paul Hunham The Holdovers never turns a blind eye toContinue Reading
This November, we look back at a number of lesser known films as well as one film that perhaps wasContinue Reading
Though The Irishman was not the final film of Martin Scorsese’s career, in many ways it felt like the closeContinue Reading
David Fincher‘s The Killer, screening at the BFI London Film Festival 2023, marks his cinematic return following 2020’s Mank. SetContinue Reading
The Bikeriders, Jeff Nichols’ first film since 2016’s Loving, is inspired by a photobook made in 1968 of the sameContinue Reading
In 1972, a group of feminist activists called the National Organization for Women picketed the New York City wholesale ToyContinue Reading
The summer heat has brought us to a number of bold, challenging, and controversial titles this month (and one coming-of-ageContinue Reading
With Christopher Nolan‘s Oppenheimer around the corner, we look to films about innovation as the theme for July’s Retrospective Roundtable. ReadContinue Reading
Our What We’re Watching column this month focuses on both profound auteurs as well as two lesser known LGBT filmsContinue Reading
Wes Anderson‘s Asteroid City asks, “What is the meaning of life?” As it shows, maybe there is an answer, orContinue Reading










