‘Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile,’ another exploitative true crime drama this time follows Ted Bundy through the eyes of his long term girlfriend Liz – allegedly anyway. Joe Berlinger’s intention was to ‘turn the […]
analysis and admiration of the film industry, with a marketing twist
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Oscar Hosts: A Short History of the Biggest Comedy Gig on Earth
A short history of the most revered comedy gig on the planet.
Oscar Bants + Rants: Roma is an Experimental Triumph
Roma is an essential, experimental piece of personal filmmaking.
A Star Is Born: Bradley Cooper’s Voice Emerges and he Wants You to Listen
Bradley Cooper has come a long way since flailing around on a lawn in 2005’s lackluster, The Wedding Crashers. He may not have made waves as that peripheral character, but he gave it his all […]
Raising Arizona (1987): A Clairvoyant Tale of Middle America
This month, my instinctive inclination is to lay the acclaim at the feet of a lesser known masterpiece, Raising Arizona. I must have been six or seven when the Coen brothers serendipitously entered my life […]
The Dwindling Supply Chain: How Sean Parker’s Screening Room Could Shake Up the Film Industry
It was Bargain Wednesday at our local Odeon, we were soon reminded of this when we were greeted with hundreds queuing impatiently in the foyer. The five euro deal available only on Wednesdays, obliterating the […]
