REVIEW: The Death of Stalin (2018) dir. Armando Iannucci
If we don’t laugh, we’ll cry. If any expression captures the exasperation and desperation of the last year-plus-however-many-months for many of us,…
If we don’t laugh, we’ll cry. If any expression captures the exasperation and desperation of the last year-plus-however-many-months for many of us,…
Last Sunday, I had the privilege of watching five fantastic sci-fi shorts, collected under the title “Barnhardt’s Asterism”. Each approached their topic…
A woman places an egg-shaped timer on her bathroom sink. She fills her tub, sets the timer, disrobes, and masturbates. We see…
PROMOTION PALS is an ongoing series where two life-long pals, W. Logan Freeman and Anders Croft (Andy), experience corporate promotional schemes for new Hollywood releases and…
Director Ana Lily Amirpour erupted into the film world in 2014 with her low-budget “Iranian vampire Western” A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night. The…
It seems lately that there has been a big issue in marketing departments all throughout Hollywood, as if these companies don’t 100%…
@Coolidge Corner starting 4/7
I wanted to enjoy La La Land. I really did. I was, in fact, fawning over the idea of a big Hollywood musical directed…
There’s a moment in the middle of Moonlight where Chiron — the main character, a queer young black man growing up in…
Theo Who Lived (2016) is the story of Theo Padnos and his time spent in captivity under Al Qaeda. While the story…
When the stars threw down their spears, and water’d heaven with their tears, Did He smile His work to see? Did He…
It’s no secret that the Pacific Northwest has a storied history of producing stellar bands that bubble their way up from the…