Like this franchise, GWAR is not for everyone. So I don't blame the negative reviews at all. I love GWAR. I love it when V/H/S/ gets crazy. So I had fun watching this year's anthology. Dance, Dance, D...

Nothing evokes the same childhood spookiness and hazy memories as these VHS mixtapes. Keep doing these, Bleeding Skull.

This film is as beautiful as it looks because it reminded me that coincidences can be magical.

The maximalist style transported me back to 2006, when the TV at home was an old CRT with a screen that looked exactly like that. But the cinematography is not all. This film also explores all the iss...

Austin Abrams, it's like playing Resident Evil for the first time. Dumb, clueless, but fun to watch.

ALT: Pee-wee Herman's Bike Crash: 'I Meant To Do That'

I like how Joseph took his experience directing Beyoncé's pop magnum opus, Lemonade, and made an afrofuturistic version of W.E.B. Du Bois's Song of Black Folk.

Maybe the return of horny movies like this will save our society.

No matter how bizarre it gets, Casper Kelly knows how to entertain and reach the darkest corners of my childhood trauma to tell me, You're not alone. It's ok to cry and be weird.

Something incomprehensible capable of defying even cartoon logic is David Zaslav's obsession with erasing everything related to Looney Tunes. Was he bullied when watching Tunes or what? This film is a...

See my review of Harlan County U.S.A. for my same thoughts about Barbara Kopple's similar film about the Hormel meatpacking plant in Austin, MN. Here, nobody is getting shot; instead, the violence com...

ALT: Tim Curry's Dr. Frank-N-Furter Iconic Smirk

Louise Weard's transgressive postmodern film anthology is one to be studied and deconstructed, and I'm saying it in the best way possible. As I said in my review of the first, it's raw and unfiltered....

Many biopics fail to understand what Matt Johnson knew: a slice of life is better than rushing through the entire life in two hours.

MLA Student Norberto Santiago Reflects on Critical Theory and the Liberal Arts (2/2)

Jane Schoenbrun can be self-indulgent all they want. This is just another deeply personal and beautiful film full of allegories to gender identity and sexuality. The conservative 80s slasher horror is...

MLA Student Norberto Santiago Reflects on Critical Theory and the Liberal Arts (1/2)

I've never seen any of the Despicable Me movies or anything related to Minions. But make it about the history of film and throw countless references to classics, and I'm in!

Takashi Miike's latest film will premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival before Neon releases it stateside.

I had an inexplicable experience of watching a comic book come to life, while also keeping the characters grounded and emotionally invested, like watching a moving comic book and a good drama simultan...

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Every single frame of this film is awe-inspiring. Every single cast member's delivery is breathtaking. And Ludwig Göransson's score made me levitate. This is not simply epic cinema, it is peak cinema.

Horror scream loyalty committing crimes, and making love is peak romance.

Feeling related to Seth Rogen in a film about group sex wasn't in my Bingo card. What can I say? This is near perfect.

Like previous years. This is the top 25 films.

When I saw the trailer, a Devil Wears Prada sequel doesn't really make sense. That is true, unless you go a level above the evil immediate boss. Which they did, now the evil boss is the entire corpora...