Some Thoughts On…Too Old To Die Young
I’m glad I relegate most of my TV related pieces to the “Some Thoughts On…” column because it would be damn near impossible for me to form a coherent longform Continue Reading
Film Review: Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil And Vile
Barely three months since writer/director, Joe Berlinger, unleashed Conversations with a Killer: The Ted Bundy Tapes on Netflix, and he already has a new Netflix release on the same subject Continue Reading
Film Review: Little Woods
While there are certainly a number of differences, throughout my viewing of Little Woods, I was reminded of Hell Or High Water. Both are films about troubled people living on Continue Reading
Some Thoughts On…Delhi Crime
Delhi Crime is one of the most riveting police procedural I’ve seen in a very long time, and it’s so good that the ride is more than worth going on, Continue Reading
Film Review: Dragged Across Concrete
No one does modern exploitation quite like S. Craig Zahler, who has carved quite a niche for himself for making nasty, morally dubious genre films that move in a distinctly Continue Reading
Film Review: Finding Steve McQueen
One of the more interesting elements of Finding Steve McQueen (which, strangely enough, isn’t the only Steve McQueen related movie to come out this year) was the context surrounding the Continue Reading
Some Thoughts On…I Am The Night
One of the most famous unsolved cases in American history is that of Elizabeth Short’s murder in early January of 1947. She would later be coined as the Black Dahlia, Continue Reading
Film Review: The Bouncer
It really seems like that out of all the great 80s action stars, Jean-Claude Van Damme has aged the most gracefully, not just as an action star, but in reinventing Continue Reading
Film Review: Soni
In June of 2018, The Thomson Reuters Foundation released the results of a study that showed India as the most dangerous country in the world for women. It beat countries Continue Reading
Film Review: Destroyer
Karyn Kusama has long been one of the most underappreciated filmmakers out there, from her impressive debut, Girlfight back in 2002, to the criminally misunderstood Jennifer’s Body in 2009, to Continue Reading
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