Director James Gray analyzes his own family in his autobiographical drama Armageddon Time, set during his childhood in a pre-Reagan New York City Continue reading ‘Armageddon Time’ reckons with a pre-Reagan childhood | movie review
Eo follows life through the eyes of the eponymous donkey as he experiences life and conflict in the human world Continue reading ‘EO’ and the donkey that enchanted Cannes | movie review
Firebird tells the true story of a hidden romance between a private in the Cold War-era Soviet military and a star fighter pilot Continue reading Cold War gay romance ‘Firebird’ lacks spark | movie review
Crush follows an awkward queer high schooler as she tries clear her name as the school vandal while navigating a new crush Continue reading ‘Crush’ is a typical high school rom-com — and that’s a good thing | movie review
Years after witnessing his father’s murder, a Viking prince goes on a rampage across Scandinavia to avenge his death and save his mother. Continue reading ‘The Northman’ goes south | movie review
In an effort to make the Oscars cool again, The Academy made the Oscars deeply uncool Continue reading 2022 Oscars: And the Oscar for worst ceremony goes to…
X follows a young group of aspiring filmmakers who travel to an isolated farm to film a porn. It doesn’t go well. Continue reading ‘X’ is a Texas Boogie Nights Massacre | movie review
Hannah Barlow and Kane Senes chat their new horror-comedy Sissy, which premiered at SXSW, along with star Aisha Dee Continue reading ‘Sissy’ directors and star Aisha Dee chat their new horror | Interview
Accusations fly between a group of friends after a stormy game night turns deadly in Bodies Bodies Bodies. Continue reading ‘Bodies Bodies Bodies’ is a bloody game of Among Us | SXSW review
