Publications
‘The Dreamed Adventure’ Review: Valeska Grisebach Puts the Women of the Crime Genre in the Foreground
Valeska Grisebach’s 'The Dreamed Adventure' reframes the crime drama around the women and social histories of a place usually left in the background.
Interview with ‘Sock It to Me: The Legend of George Schlatter’ (2026) Director, Chris Coronado
Sock It to Me details Schlatter's robust six-decade career, which revolutionized television through Rowan & Martin’s Laugh-In and changed how we consume and produce comedy. It laid the groundwork for shows like Saturday Night Live and In Living Color. Schlatter’s special was unafraid to push television's boundaries, delivering bold political commentary, cutthroat satire, and a […]
Interview with ‘Gaslit’ (2026) Director, Katie Camosy
In Greenpeace USA’s recent film, Gaslit, Director Katie Camosy teams up with longtime activist and icon, Jane Fonda, to interrogate and reveal the ugly underbelly of the fossil fuel and natural gas industry. As they travel through Texas oil fields and Gulf Coast communities, Camosy and Fonda interview activists from all walks of life, emphasizing […]
Director Chris Coronado Chats ‘Sock It to Me,’ The Story of Legendary Producer George Schlatter
George Schlatter. A man you might’ve never known, not without the efforts of Director Chris Coronado’s recent feature documentary: Sock It to Me: The Legend of George Schlatter. Sock It to Me details Schlatter’s robust six-decade career, which revolutionized television through Rowan & Martin’s Laugh-In and changed how we consume and produce comedy. It laid […]
‘Gaslit’ Director Katie Camosy Talks Fossil Fuels, Fonda, and Her Journey Through the Gulf
In Greenpeace USA’s recent film, Gaslit, Director Katie Camosy teams up with longtime activist and icon, Jane Fonda, to interrogate and reveal the ugly underbelly of the fossil fuel and natural gas industry. As they travel through Texas oil fields and Gulf Coast communities, Camosy and Fonda interview activists from all walks of life, emphasizing […]
Good Grief: What I’ve Learned About Movies Through Love, Loss, and End-of-Life Care in 2026
The recurring trend of festival films in 2026 confronts end-of-life care and shows that movies can change how we face grief and loss.
‘Elsinore’ Review: Andrew Scott Gives the Performance of a Lifetime
I’ve already seen Elsinore dismissed as “Oscar bait” or “trauma porn,” but that doesn’t feel fair. Elsinore seeks to depict the darkness and devastation of the AIDS crisis, honoring the time stolen and lives lost. Moreover, though, it manages to not just hold space for joy, but advocate for it as a necessary balm in trying times.
‘Clayface’ Tops The Box Office, But ‘You Can See Everything’ Continues to Transcend
Nathan Fielder's documentary sensation only fell a few million dollars short of 'Clayface' for the top spot at this week's box office.
‘Minotaur’ Review: In Andrey Zvyaginstev’s Eyes, Everything is Rotting
In this latest dispatch from The Chicago International Film Festival, we break down Minotaur, a marital drama set against the backdrop of the war with Ukraine.
Trailer Talk: This Week in Movie and TV Trailers
Javier Bardem, Penelope Cruz, Seth Rogen, Idris Elba and more are featured in this week's biggest trailers.
Keanu’s Next Move, ‘Heat 2’ Hiccups, and ‘Alien’ Surprises: What You Missed This Week
From updates on 'Heat 2' to a new Denzel Washington project, this week was filled with buzzing news in entertainment.
Vol 3: Four Underrated Film Performances You Should Watch
As we turn the gear through fall and into awards season, the number of performances that are going to be discussed will continue to grow and grow. The more we find new things to watch and new performances to appreciate, the more hidden gems can slip into the background. As cinephiles, there are so many […]
Review: In ‘A Long Winter’ Grief Can Change Us Into Someone New
Haigh returns with A Long Winter, a much smaller, more restrained story that explores many of the same ideas about grief, identity, and learning how to live with ourselves.
Review: ‘Clayface’ Molds a Cracked Entry to the DCU
Undoubtedly, audiences might still ask “so what?” with Clayface; however, Clayface offers enough body horror and its revenge-filled second half to be a serviceable headliner for the DCU’s first monster movie.
Review: Mahershala Ali Leads Poignant Spiritual Thriller ‘Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother’
o matter your belief system, there are messages and themes in Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother that will resonate with anyone who’s dropped to their knees in dark times, and especially those who have been strong enough to miraculously rise again.
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