“This is war, Peacock”: Clue and Cumulative Transferative Psychosis
“Clue” is a great movie, especially if you look really, really, really deeply.
Category: Film Spotlight
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.
Film Spotlight: “Turbo Kid”
It’s 1997, and the world is a waterless, merciless wasteland! Only the Turbo Kid can save us!
Movies to Watch With Your Mom: “The Matrix”
A glossy badass martial arts extravaganza provides surprisingly common ground between the generations and the sexes.
Film Spotlight: “The Big Trail”
If you ever played The Oregon Trail, you’ve got to see The Big Trail.
Film Spotlight: The Virginian (1929)
This early Western spawned numerous remakes and one of the longest-running TV series ever. Check out The Virginian!
Film Spotlight: In Old Arizona
Read about the first western talkie, a true landmark of American cinema.
A Case Against Film Noir: Why “The Blue Gardenia” is ‘merely’ a great crime thriller
“The Blue Gardenia” is not a film noir. Neither is “Key Largo,” “Gun Crazy,” or “The Naked City.” Blogger Doug van Hollen spoils for a fight in this Film Spotlight essay!
She’s Gotta Have It – Thirty Years of Spike Lee
Thirty years later, there’s still plenty to gain from watching Spike Lee’s first film.
Saddle Up For The 2015 Austin Film Festival
This week deep in the heart of Texas, the annual Austin Film Festival begins. Flickchart has boots on the ground to cover all eight days of movies and panels.
