Film Reviews

Time passes slowly up here in the mountains. And life is easy in the bubble, with beauty and nature literally right outside our doors and a community of (mostly) likeminded souls to adventure with.

"All you need to make a movie is a girl and a gun." That famous, factually correct quote is attributed to French director Jean-Luc Godard ( Bande à part , Breathless ), but Godard himself attributes it to American movie pioneer D.W.

There are some new flicks starting to pop up on the streaming services, notably Capone , a haphazardly constructed biopic starring Tom Hardy ( Warrior , Venom ) as the infamous gangster in his later years, as memories and dementia (and syphilis) wash

Vocab time! Exploitation films —a sub-genre of movies, popularized in the late '60s to '70s, that generally aimed to profit off current cultural trends, niche genres, or sensationalist content such as sex, violence, and gore.

Back in the 1990s, Quentin Tarantino used to bemoan the fact that American audiences would watch a four-hour football game but refused to sit through a three-hour movie.

Let the record show that humans, most of us anyhow, are social animals. Which means when you lock us up in isolation for a month, shit starts to get squirrely. And the cause and effect are the same: the internet.

Movies are nice , they certainly add value to our lives—but they're not music.

Well, here we are safe at home, and Hollywood isn't sure what to do with us.

There is a Winston Churchill quote going around the internet about how the arts are what makes fighting a war worth it.

The Invisible Man is not a superhero (that's Sue Richards, the Invisible Woman and founding member of the Fantastic Four). Instead, The Invisible Man is a tense horror/thriller/sci-fi reboot of a character pulled from an old H.G.