Eugene Rocco Utley

Danny Jarabek

September 20, 2023

DOUBLE FEATURE 026: La Haine (1995), Do The Right Thing (1989) & The Single Day Film

Single day films utilize the technique of a closed period of time to tell their stories, often making time an additional character of the fil...

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Carson Burton

September 11, 2023

EP 055: The Nun II

In the ninth addition to The Conjuring franchise, The Nun prequel returns to see Sister Irene come face-to-face with a powerful force once ag...

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Danny Jarabek

September 7, 2023

DOUBLE FEATURE 025: Sound of Metal (2019), M (1931) & Sound in Film

For the 25th double feature, we take a look at one of the most integral components of filmmaking–sound in film. Sound has been a tool for fil...

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Danny Jarabek

August 23, 2023

DOUBLE FEATURE 024: Thelma & Louise (1999), Little Miss Sunshine (2006) & The Road Trip Movie

For the 24th double feature, we are going on a road trip together to discuss the theme of road trip movies where the protagonist's journey by...

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Carson Burton

August 9, 2023

DOUBLE FEATURE 023: Bicycle Thieves (1948), Nights of Cabiria (1957) & Italian Neo-Realism

For the 23rd double feature we are entering the era of 1940's and 50's Italy for a double feature on Italian Neo-Realism, a period of filmmak...

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Lists

July 7, 2023

11 Great Opening Shots in Film

We all love a movie that is able to catch our attention right from the first frame. A great opening scene serves as a film’s way of promising...

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Eugene Rocco Utley

July 4, 2023

Interview With 'To My Father' Director, Sean Schiavolin

To My Father, directed and written by interviewee Sean Schiavolin, depicts the Oscar-winning path of Deaf actor Troy Kotsur and his father's ...

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Danny Jarabek

June 28, 2023

DOUBLE FEATURE 001: Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975), But I’m a Cheerleader (1999) & Camp

Camp is an aesthetic style and sensibility that admires bad taste and ironic value. Camp questions art and beauty by dethroning the serious t...

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Eugene Rocco Utley

June 21, 2023

"Maggie Moore(s)" Review: A Dark Comedy Working within the Wrong Genre

The topic of genre is inseparable from the discussion of film. Every film has a genre and, with it, a set of expectations that it can either ...

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Eugene Rocco Utley

June 11, 2023

"Blood for Dust" Review: Blood Sheds While the True Villain Hides in the Dust

Within every story about a corrupt and blood-driven underbelly, there is an invisible force that slowly and indirectly pushes it down and sta...

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Lists

December 21, 2022

The Rolling Tape: Top 100 Films

In 1952 the Sight and Sound team started the decennial tradition of compiling a list of "The Greatest Films of All Time." At The Rolling Tape...

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Eugene Rocco Utley

November 9, 2022

"The Banshees of Inisherin" Review: A Banshee's Cautionary Cry Against Apathy

The message “be kind to others” is certainly one that may feel beaten down. It is one of the first lessons we are taught in grade school and ...

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