After the Hunt ★★★½
Perception. Acceptance. Validation. Luca Guadagnino’s After the Hunt is about all of these themes and more, a messy and oftenContinue Reading
Tag: Luca Guadagnino
Queer ★★★½
“I’m not queer, I’m disembodied.” William Lee (Daniel Craig) is an American expat. He lives in Mexico City and spendsContinue Reading
Something Wild, and the Eccentric Auteurism of Jonathan Demme
Few directors have had the kind of career that Jonathan Demme had. Like his filmmaking peers Martin Scorsese, Joe DanteContinue Reading
Challengers ★★½
Patrick Zweig (Josh O’Connor) and Art Donaldson (Mike Faist) are childhood best friends. They both pursue a career in professionalContinue Reading
X (2022 film) ★★★
Though Ti West’s indie slasher X only released last week, it’s a story innately familiar to any fans of horror.Continue Reading
Most Anticipated of July 2021
Henry Baime: After more than a year of pandemic induced lockdowns changing the moviegoing experience for all of us, havingContinue Reading
Call Me by Your Name, the Story of the Boy Who Knew Everything and Nothing
i. Elio Perlman, not yet a man, hardly a boy, knows everything. He knows everything about the things that noContinue Reading
Darkness, Tears, and Sighs: The Lack of Color in Suspiria (2018)
Remakes of horror classics have become a trend that is most likely here to stay. For the most part, theyContinue Reading
Most Anticipated of August 2019
Ian Floodgate: The first film out this month that I would like to take a look at is The Nightingale,written andContinue Reading
Lost in Translation: Sofia Coppola’s Maturely Romantic Masterpiece
Many of the best romantic films embrace the characteristically visual nature of cinema, expressing their stories of love literally throughContinue Reading
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