Ingrid Goes West Has Refreshing And Entertaining Things To Say About Technology
We all use social media these days, but if you think you’re hooked on Facebook,…
FIREFLY, Episode Three, “Bushwacked”
“Oh, I ain’t goin’ over there with them bodies. No rutting way. Not if Reavers messed…
Film on the Disc: THE ADVENTURES OF BARON MUNCHAUSEN
It has come to this. In the thrilling conclusion to his “Trilogy of Imagination,” Terry…
Film on the Disc: BRAZIL (Year of the Month)
In 1984, Ghostbusters was unearthed to an unsuspecting public. Wait, are you in the Brazil thread? Yeah,…
FIREFLY, Episode Two, “The Train Job”
As is famous now, Firefly was utterly shat on by Fox; in this specific case,…
The Hollow And Forgettable Death Note Lacks Substance But At Least Willem Dafoe Is Fun In It
Because the majority of the most well-known American comic book characters are owned by two…
Melancholic Screwball: INTO THE NIGHT (Year of the Month)
Into the Night resembles a lot of other films of its time: the Los Angeles…
FIREFLY, Episode One, “Serenity”
Firefly takes place within an American myth. Specifically, it takes place within the myth of…
The Glass Castle Is Admirable For Its Thematic Aspirations And Is Less So In Its Execution Of Said Aspirations
At the dawn of this decade, the general populace mostly knew Brie Larson as Envy…
Year of the Month: Neil Young’s OLD WAYS
Like many 70s filmmakers struggling to survive in the 80s, Neil Young attempted to make…