Poor Things Review – Lanthimos And Stone Nuke Society For Laughs – With Podcast...
Yorgos Lanthimos has made a career out of dissecting various aspects of society, and always using the most bizarre extremes as focal points. That changed, sort of, with The...
White Noise Review – The Depressing Monotony Of Uncommon Events
Noah Baumbach is nothing if not fascinated by conversations, and not merely in the sense of conveying information through language, but the hows, whys, and struggles of having conversations,...
Avatar: The Way of Water Review – Cameron Improves On Boring Spectacle… A Bit
James Cameron is no stranger to blockbuster films, or to having his efforts make a serious impact on cultural consciousness, but even with all his name brings a sequel...
The Menu Review – As New(ish) Genre Coalesces A King Emerges
While it isn't truly a completely new breed of film, there is a genre developing in recent years that might be thought of (for simplicity's sake) as "Absurdist Metaphor."...
Three Thousand Years Of Longing Review – Miller Moves To Tell-Showing
George Miller's is a strange career as directors go, mostly because despite Mad Max coming out in 1979, he only has a dozen or so credits, and for every...