by Shah!, Staff Writer
In the year 2024, nothing feels more socially and culturally relevant than a film about oppression and imperialism disguised on the surface as a hip-hop comedy with sex, drugs, and profanity.
by Victoria Potenza, Staff Writer
Stripped of the blood and guts of his early films, A Dangerous Method is still steeped in the ideas and themes that Cronenberg has worked through.
Directed by Ridley Scott (2017)
by Sandy DeVito
Uuuuuuuuuuuugh.
You know when you're dreading writing a review for a movie it can't possibly be a good sign. Alien is my favorite movie of all time, as some of you who know me know very well. That movie is basically perfect, a masterfully executed work of horrific art. A masterpiece of the horror genre. A realistically drawn, well-crafted, certified badass female protagonist. Unparalleled production design. It's an example of film at its utter best, combining every aspect and characteristic to create a cohesive, masterful narrative.
Read MoreDirected by Justin Kurzel (2015)
by Sandy DeVito
How this movie wasn't up for any major awards this past awards season flabbergasts me. It's without a doubt not only one of the finest films of 2015, but one of the best adaptations of Shakespeare ever put to film. With a countless number of screen versions of the bard's great works, this is no small statement. And I was absolutely floored.
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