The Sleeper Has Awakened: Watching the David Lynch Dune for the First Time in this, the Second Year of the Plague By Orrin Grey • October 14th, 2021 So, nearly forty years later, in a world with a very different cinematic landscape, on the cusp of a new, much bigger-budget adaptation, did I come out knowing that I’ve seen Dune?
A Distinctive Experience: Overboard (1987) on Blu-ray in 2021 By Orrin Grey • October 7th, 2021 Overboard must be saved from itself.
Casting Deep Meteo Greak and the Deft Power of Short Stories By Levi Rubeck • September 21st, 2021 Greak doesn’t overstay its welcome, and is clearsighted in its goals from the beginning.
1000 words on As the Gods Will By Amanda Hudgins • August 17th, 2021 As the Gods Will is a very gif-able film.
1600 words on Street Dance of China By Amanda Hudgins • August 3rd, 2021 Street Dance of China Season 3 starts with a two minute cinematic about isolation and community, at once apocalyptic and familiar
sinning with old By Amanda Hudgins • July 28th, 2021 Old is a weird movie in that it invites thought and immediately falls apart if you think about it too hard.
Eyeing Elsewhere Feeding The Chimera By Phillip Russell • June 11th, 2021 I’m stuck on this feeling I have while playing Biomutant where I want to like it. I want it to succeed, and I want it to figure out its own voice.
