Film Review: Killers Of The Flower Moon
NOTE: While the WGA strike is officially over, as of me writing this, SAG-AFTRA is still on strike, demanding fair wages, better working conditions, protection from AI, among many other Continue Reading
Film Review: Old Henry
Finding a wounded man and a satchel of cash is probably not something you would want to stick your nose into , especially if you’re out in the old west. Continue Reading
Film Review: No Man’s Land
No Man’s Land is a neo-western from director Conor Allyn. It follows Jackson Greer (Jake Allyn), a young man who his father, Bill (Frank Grillo) has big hopes for, insisting Continue Reading
Film Review: The Pale Door
The western horror is a subgenre that feels woefully undermined for material despite the potential that comes with it. Occasionally one will come out from independent productions, but even then Continue Reading
Film Review: Bacurau
Before I get into the film itself, I just wanna briefly go over the way I saw it. Bacurau is a new release, one that was intended to hit theaters Continue Reading
Film Review: The Wind
There’s a moment that happens about half an hour into The Wind that I absolutely loved. Our leading lady, Lizzy Macklin (Caitlin Gerard), having previously found her lamb slaughtered at Continue Reading
Film Review: Let The Corpses Tan
Let The Corpses Tan is a French language pseudo-western from filmmakers, Hélène Cattet and Bruno Forzani, and it follows Luce (Elina Löwensohn), an eccentric artist who lives in an isolated Continue Reading
Film Review: The Ballad Of Buster Scruggs
Any new Coen Brothers flick is a cause for celebration. The writer/director duo have brought many classics to the big screen over the course of their career. But now, they Continue Reading
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