“This is war, Peacock”: Clue and Cumulative Transferative Psychosis
“Clue” is a great movie, especially if you look really, really, really deeply.
Author: Douglas Van Hollen
10 Non-Found-Footage Films Influenced by the Found Footage Genre
A nameless subgenre borrows elements from found footage in order to make a point.
The Two Christs of Detroit: “Robocop” and “The Crow”
Detroit is a city with resurrection on its mind.
The Top Ten Films of 1939
When tradition met avant-garde, the past met the future, and sepia met Technicolor.
The Existential Horror of “Godzilla: King of the Monsters”
The scariest lesson in Godzilla is that the Earth doesn’t care about you. Unless you get in its way.
Review: John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum
John Wick is back for the third installment… How does it stack up to the rest of the franchise?
“We could be the Three Amigos for real”: Collisions of Fantasy and Reality in Cinema
Movies that blur the lines we take for granted.
Review: “Stan & Ollie”
Biopics are hard. Biopics about beloved characters are impossible. But moviemakers do impossible things all the time.
The Most Offensive Line of Dialogue in Movie History
Being offensive is more than just using bad language. It’s also about the way you use it.
What Makes a Man: Top 10 Movies Featuring Self-Surgery
It’s an action movie and a man is injured. It’s what happens next that’s really interesting.
