Year of the Month: Jake Gittes on Harakiri and The Trial of Joan of Arc
Japan, 1630. A lone samurai appears at the gates of the Ii clan, in Edo.…
Miller’s 2018 Double Features: THE NIGHT COMES FOR PADDINGTON
Movies talk to each other. What did the films of 2018 have to say? This…
Some Thoughts On The Bonkers Spoilers of Serenity (What A Twist!)
SPOILERS AHEAD SPOILERS AHEAD SPOILERS AHEAD SPOILERS AHEAD HERE WE GO…. Serenity is not playing it…
Mere anarchy, loosed: WERCKMEISTER HARMONIES (Year of the Month)
Surely some revelation is at hand– Yeats, “The Second Coming” Question: why is “Post-Apocalytpic” a…
Year of the Month: The Wall
I’ve got wild, staring eyes.And I got a strong urge to fly.But I got Nowhere…
Year of the Month: Jacob Thomas Klemmer on the Ending of Stalker
“I love your eyes, my dear, their play so passionate and brightening. When a sudden…
The Uncertain Structure of BUSTER SCRUGGS
The Coen Brothers’ new film The Ballad of Buster Scruggs (available for instant streaming on Netflix,…
Where No Man Went Again – STAR TREK: THE MOTION PICTURE (YotM)
Real quick, what’s the most successful Star Trek movie? The easiest way to measure is…
1997: The Year in the Simpsons Roundtable
BurgundySuit: The Simpsons is obviously a show that means a lot to all of us,…
Year of the Month: Miller on Alien: Resurrection
“Hateful day when I received life!’ I exclaimed in agony. ”Accursed creator! Why did you…