Film on the Internet: GREEN FOR DANGER
Traditional mysteries are always embedded in their settings: the layout of that country house matters,…
Review: LIMBO
Limbo opens with the kind of underplayed indie comedy style godfathered by Wes Anderson that…
Film on the Internet: KLUTE
The actual case in Klute–its ostensible excuse for existing–is slim: abruptly presented and largely backgrounded…
Film on the Internet: THE BOOKSELLERS
If you’re like me, one of the things you’ve missed most during the pandemic is…
Film on the Internet: BILL AND TED’S BOGUS JOURNEY
Lovable slackers Bill Preston, Esq. and Ted “Theodore” Logan return, get killed by their evil…
Film on the Internet: MR. WEEKEND
McKenzie Woodward’s Mr. Weekend is a great example of how to do stripped-down, stylish filmmaking…
Review: THE KILLING OF TWO LOVERS
A man holds a gun over two sleeping forms in a bed. He looks pained…
Film on the Internet: THE SPANISH PRISONER
Sleek, cool, and composed, The Spanish Prisoner depends on getting every detail precisely right. It…
Film on the Internet: SNEAKERS
If you’re still haunted by the mind-bendingly stupid NCIS “hacking” scene of two people typing…
Film on the Internet: ONE FALSE MOVE
One False Move is what you might get if you settled an Elmore Leonard plot…