War is His Friend: Revisiting Soldier (1998) on UHD By Orrin Grey • May 4th, 2026 That’s how you make a broken person who sucks.
Who Owns Brigsby Bear? By Christopher Spina • April 28th, 2026 An inevitable part of growing from audience and spectator to chorus and narrator.
Those That Play Your Clowns: Hamnet By Natasha Ochshorn • April 27th, 2026 As Hamlet famously learns in Hamlet, everyone dies!
Totally Generic Hamnet By Natasha Ochshorn • April 10th, 2026 Entering into any kind of relationship that you don’t intend to break is accepting death as a third.
Groundbreaking Films That Changed Cinema Forever By Rufus Buckner • April 9th, 2026 Movies today look absolutely nothing like they did 20 years ago.
Being a Samurai is a Thankless Task: Eiichi Kudo’s Samurai Revolution Trilogy By Orrin Grey • April 3rd, 2026 Violence is often the only solution – but never a good one.
Here Be Monsters Emotional High Fidelity: On Adapting Horror Games By Emma Kostopolus • April 3rd, 2026 Both Return to Silent Hill and Iron Lung take pretty extreme creative liberties with the stories they tell, but only the latter is successful as an adaptation.
