Hereditary, and the Independent Horror Renaissance
“You know what Freud says about the nature of horror? He says it’s when the home becomes unhomelike. Unheimlich.” –Continue Reading
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A Kid Like Jake ★★
With Claire Danes and Jim Parsons television shows both potentially coming to an end next year people might wonder what’sContinue Reading
LGBT in Cinema
June is LGBT Pride Month and to celebrate the occasion we’ve gathered a number of films that either feature LGBTContinue Reading
Hereditary ★★★
Following in the footsteps of The Witch and It Comes at Night, Hereditary is A24’s new widely buzzed about horrorContinue Reading
Upgrade ★★★
The second film directed by Saw writer Leigh Whannell, Upgrade depicts a rather radical solution to limb paralysis. A man,Continue Reading
First Reformed
At the very center of Paul Schrader’s First Reformed is the inherent conflict between hope and despair. Is it naiveContinue Reading
Adrift ★★
Doomed romance meets lost at sea in this film that tells the true story of Tami Oldham (Shailene Woodley) andContinue Reading
Under the Silver Lake ★★★½
Under the Silver Lake steals Tarantino‘s guiding philosophy that homage can be original and sprints home with it, tossing classic Hollywood intoContinue Reading
Most Anticipated of June 2018
Alex Sitaras: One of the summer’s largest indies will be Under the Silver Lake [Editor’s Note: This film is nowContinue Reading
BlacKkKlansman ★★★½
There’s a chilling moment towards the middle of BlacKkKlansman where Ron Stallworth (John David Washington) laughs at the notion thatContinue Reading
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