A complex and well-made melodrama with wit and intelligence to boost. Sirk has not only captured the irony of the nuclear family dynamic, but also how neglect and loneliness can lead to more questions...

A live-action cartoon that puts the camp factor in the forefront. Vincent Price is doused with the sauce, Peter Lorre is treated as the servant, Boris Karloff is the old man with hearing problems, Bas...

A complex and frightening horror film from Darren Aronofsky involving the complicated situation of mathematics. What happens when you reach too close to the edge of the cliff? You end up attracting mo...

An interesting darkly humorous horror comedy that manages to put Grand Guignol at the top of its roster in its own mythology.

A slow plotless film that manages to focus on the mental and physical ennui of the everyday life of two women (or lesbians) and a washing machine salesman who is the only bright spot in this dreary fi...

An enjoyable and uproarious Western Comedy that manages to play it even like both ends of a candle. Mae West and W.C. Fields play to each other's strength in terms of their writing penmanship and humo...

A judge blocked a rule that would have required adult sites to block VPNs or age-check the world.

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Watching this film left me a mixed bag. A couple of things that I have noted: the humor is uneven and some of the responses by Groucho and Chico I can tell were mostly hits and misses. The ethnic humo...

A shared 9-panel movies collage.

A prescient filmed musical scrutinizing the absurdities of corporate culture, the upper class, capitalism and imprisonment all in one picture. An early Rene Clair sound film that has moments of silenc...

Not one of the best movies that I watched for this year. A slow, boring and unfunny movie that methinks was made as an entertainment film for blue collar workers. It tries to be Weekend at Bernie's bu...

Hey there Fuzzies!. . Recently, there has been a lot of conversation about censorship of the internet and third parties forcing sites to ...

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An exploitative and fun horror movie to watch from Mexico during the Golden Age of Cult Cinema in this period. Renè Cardona's absurd and campy flick is just right for watching anything to offset the r...

For the start of October, I will give this boring and dull anthology horror film a slight pass. But not quite. The film is dull in terms of its acting, plots, and barely any use of camera angles and t...

An amazing neorealist documentary style feature about what life was like in Iran before the revolution in 1979. As I watch this film as an American, it feels poetic and refreshing to see a coming of a...

With it's witty repertoire, rapid fire dialogue, intellect and sex appeal, Lubitsch's film has outmatched me by humanizing petty thieves into lovers and people who are just trying to survive. It's a l...

As a critic who is neurodivergent, while the film does have its merits and is a great story when it comes to the documentary style narrative, it is unfortunately, like The Miracle Worker (1962), an ab...

A mordant and dark thriller melodrama that favors the style over the substance. Lang directs this underrated gem about murder, guilt, passion, and madness all stemming from a jealous and wealthy write...

A gothic, noir, melodrama thriller that is part of a handful of Woman in Jeopardy films with a sprinkling of murder mystery to cap it off. Dorothy McGuire plays a young innocent woman who plays a conv...

As much as I wanted to enjoy this film, which I can understand is a work of art, I felt sleepy watching it since some of the parts of this film are slow and dense. The plot was difficult for me to fol...

This film when I watched it feels more of a big-budget version of the Bowery Boys or East Side Kids caper comedy English style. Crichton's direction, the writing of T.E.B. Clarke, the performances by ...

A strange, dark and gothic giallo mystery film that is an unofficial adaptation of The Cat and the Canary. By casting Spanish and European actors as if the film was set in Louisiana in the 19th Centur...

One Republican involved in the Texas Senate contest called Musk’s in-your-face campaigning in Wisconsin last year “a mis

A bleak, nihilistic, depressing and cynical film that makes you want to destroy the lead protagonist in the film as you watch it from beginning to end. This film was a brutal watch to see an alcoholic...

The federal government has inserted a provision into a funding deal with the state of California that would make the state abandon its gold standard net neutrality law, broadband affordability laws, a...

A well-made espionage thriller propaganda film made during the time WWII was just on the rise. Emeric Pressburger and Michael Powell have truly made a well made film that feels more three dimensional ...

AI “doomerism” is going mainstream. This week the heads of major frontier AI companies ratcheted up their rhetoric about how dangerous the technology they are building is, calling for a “pause” on AI ...

As someone who is unfamiliar with the franchise of Children of the Corn, it is one of the most surreal and bizarrely made direct to video films that I had to sit through. Aside from Stacey Keach and N...

A wild and surreal trip to film noir melodrama with Faith Domergue and Robert Mitchum in which the patient goes out of control and ends up trying to make the man whom she loves into her accomplice. Wi...