Something Bad Might Happen: Wild Things (1998) on Unrated 4K By Orrin Grey • May 26th, 2022 Wild Things is a product of its time in so many ways.
World Tour Spain By Oluwatayo Adewole • April 2nd, 2021 Things get messy on this trip to Spain, really messy.
Color Out of Space is Purple By Amanda Hudgins • January 27th, 2020 It’s only been a few days since I watched Color Out of Space, under a week really, and it ran through me like a bad taste — unfortunate, short lived, and quickly forgotten.
The 10 Worst Movies of 2017 By Amanda Hudgins • December 28th, 2017 Every year has bad movies. This year, Amanda Hudgins will try to list 10 of them.
Lady Bird is Good, OK By Amanda Hudgins • November 20th, 2017 Lady Bird is the first movie I’ve seen in a long while that I was happy to have watched.
500 movies in a year By Amanda Hudgins • November 3rd, 2017 There are a few things no one actually wants to hear about: your dreams, your diet, and how many movies you’ve seen this year.
Blade Runner and the Violence of Humanity By Maddi Chilton • October 27th, 2017 Replicants bleed, stumble, hyperventilate, and wince. Pris and Roy kiss like grade-schoolers even as they mourn their friends and worry about the future…They’re frightened, and they don’t want to die.
mother! is bullshit By Amanda Hudgins • September 18th, 2017 I say this because I understood Darren Aronofsky’s mother! and it was bullshit.
A Ghost Story isn’t great it’s just slow By Amanda Hudgins • August 8th, 2017 A Ghost Story is the kind of intellectual garbage a friend takes you to and insists it’s capital I Important.
War for the Planet of the Apes is a Joyless Pile of References By Amanda Hudgins • July 18th, 2017 A small blonde girl runs with a flashlight down a long tunnel, opposite a wall that reads “This Way Out of Hell” til she reaches a fork, where “Ape-Ocalypse Now” is spray painted in thick white block letters.
Casting JonBenet is a Vacuous Portrait of an American Tragedy By Amanda Hudgins • May 1st, 2017 Is Casting JonBenet experimental or just abusive to its performers and its subject matter?
Blair Witch is the Embodiment of Cinema in 2016 By Dominic Preston • September 15th, 2016 Blair Witch is a mission statement for horror to come, but it fails to write the new blueprint like its predecessor.
Kubo And The Two Strings Deserved Better By AJ Moser • August 26th, 2016 After a summer of disappointments, this colorful, thoughtful and heartwarming film stole the season, but not the box office.
The Visual Poetry of Film and Godhood By Daniel Imperiale • May 10th, 2016 Expression is one of the hardest beasts to wrangle, but when done correctly, its poetry is nearly transcendent.
Unwinnable Goes to the Movies: Guardians of the Galaxy By Team Unwinnable • August 7th, 2014 Team Unwinnable takes in Marvel’s light-hearted Guardians of the Galaxy in the latest installment of Unwinnable Goes To The Movies.
