How to Start Watching: Jason Statham
by Jill Vranken, Staff Writer
You could make the argument for Jason Statham being his own little microgenre in the world of action/thriller movies.
Queer Window: TU ME MANQUES offers frank emotions about queerness and masculinity
by Gary M. Kramer, Staff Writer
Bolivian writer/director Rodrigo Bellot’s 2019 feature, Tu Me Manques, which he originated as a stage play, is a remarkable queer film.
See You at The Cinema: this Saturday for MILDRED PIERCE at Philly Film Society
by Dr. Ashley Jane Carruthers & Rosalie Kicks
The Classic Coroners pry open the coffin of The Queen of the Movies, Joan Crawford, star of Mildred Pierce.
See you at the Cinema: Philly Film Society & Space Melt present THE RAID in 35mm this Saturday
by Nikk Nelson, Staff Writer
I haven’t really seen anything that lives up to The Raid.
Movies from My Hometown: GOODFELLAS and the Queens-Nassau Borderlands
by Daniel Pecoraro, Staff Writer
As far back as I can remember, I never wanted to be a gangster.
Cronenberg on Sex and Gender: A HISTORY OF VIOLENCE & EASTERN PROMISES
by Tori Potenza, Staff Writer
With elements of identity crises, queer tension, and traditional male v. female gender roles, these two films make for fascinating bookends in a very specific time in his filmography.
FINAL GIRLS BERLIN FEST continues to be a beacon of light
by Vannah Taylor, Staff Writer
Final Girls Berlin Fest is a hopeful reminder of the ways women and non-binary folks continue to make waves and challenge paradigms in an already boundary-pushing genre like horror.
How to Start Watching: Daffy Duck and Porky Pig
by Tessa Swehla, Associate Editor
A new Looney Tunes film, this one a full length feature, is arriving in theaters this Friday, The Day the Earth Blew Up. Since this film focuses on the characters of Daffy Duck and Porky Pig, I have put together this list of shorts and one feature film that I believe provide a good introduction to the characters for the uninitiated or a guide for those wanting to revisit these characters to prepare for the new film.
Queer Window: Tracing trans histories in NO ORDINARY MAN and FRAMING AGNES
by Katharine Mussellam, Staff Writer
Through scenes based on archival material, brought to life by trans performers and interviews with historians, these films bring to light American trans histories while interrogating common narratives surrounding trans people.
Welcome to the Shadow Gallery: Nazi punks fuck off
by Ryan Silberstein, Managing Editor, Website
There are a lot of ways to resist, but as a film critic, I thought that one additional thing I can do is to write about movies that depict the evilness of fascism and/or resistance to totalitarian regimes.
Athena Film Fest Preview: WE WERE DANGEROUS, SPACEWOMAN and more
by Daniel Pecoraro, Staff Writer
I look forward to celebrating fifteen years of the Athena Film Festival at Barnard College beginning March 6 until 9.
Sci-Phi Film Festival 2025 Preview
by Tessa Swehla, Associate Editor
The Sci-Phi Film Festival, hosted by the nonprofit Hiway Theater in Jenkintown, Pennsylvania, is a three-day science fiction film extravaganza, showcasing a carefully-curated schedule of outstanding repertoire films.
Let me see inside your house: DEEP RED and its voyeurism 50 years later
by Allie Lembo, Staff Writer
I will always come back to Deep Red because I, like Marcus Daly, like Dario Argento, like to look at all the stuff.
How to Start Watching: David Lynch – Part 2
by Lindsey Romain, Staff Writer
I’ve gone ahead and linked several David Lynch shorts (and a few commercials) to the feature films and TV projects of his that they best correspond with, in chronological order from the beginning of his moviemaking career.
MovieJawn: Staff Writers Wanted
MovieJawn is presently seeking interested film writers to join our staff. Applications due March 15.
Read More10th Annual FINAL GIRLS BERLIN FILM FEST continues to push boundaries
by Jenika McCrayer, Staff Writer
Can’t make it to Berlin? Me neither. Luckily, select screenings and films are accessible virtually for genre fans worldwide to enjoy!
Interview with Terence McCormack, sound utilities technician for A COMPLETE UNKNOWN
by Tessa Swehla, Staff Writer
An interview Terence McCormack, an experienced sound utilities technician who is part of the sound team that is up for the Academy Award for Best Sound for A Complete Unknown.
How to Start Watching: David Lynch – Part 1
by Lindsey Romain, Staff Writer
I’ve gone ahead and linked several David Lynch shorts (and a few commercials) to the feature films and TV projects of his that they best correspond with, in chronological order from the beginning of his moviemaking career.
Double Feature: THE ROPE and INVITATION show how to throw a killer dinner party
by Kevin Murphy, Staff Writer
As someone with social anxiety, I hate a good dinner party. Trusting other people to make food and manage the gathering? Hard pass.
Movies From My Hometown: SILVER LININGS PLAYBOOK
by Kate Beach, Staff Writer
I sit in the Llanerch Diner, in the Silver Linings Playbook booth, listening to a guy in an Eagles jacket complain about his job. I think about all the little landmarks of my life in Delco.