When the lights go down and the movie starts, it’s impossible not to feel captivated by the two black bars bordering the left and right of Robert Eggers’ new film The Lighthouse. For modern viewers us…
‘High Life’ Review – Robert Pattinson and Juliette Binoche search for meaning in the depths of space
The opening moments of High Life are jarring in their dissimilarity. Here we are on a hollow, almost completely abandoned ship out in deep space with a set design echoing the third act of Alien, and r…
Damsel Movie Review: Zellner brothers’ latest is a darkly funny feminist western
Westerns are big right now, and for good reason. Classic examples of the genre tend to embody American ideals of strong, heroic men triumphing over nature, beating the bad guys, and getting the pretty…
Interview: Benny and Josh Safdie for ‘Good Time’
They’re here for a good time, but also hopefully a long time: We talk with brothers Josh Safdie (co-writer/co-director) and Benny Safdie (co-director/actor) about their film Good Time, starring …
New Teaser Trailer for The Lost City of Z
A trailer was released for The Lost City of Z, the forthcoming film based on the New York Times Bestselling book of the same name by David Grann. It tells the true story of Percy Fawcett, a British ex…
Jon’s Movie Review: ‘The Rover’ will leave you feeling restless
There’s a mystery to the desert. It’s typically one of the driest and seemingly desolate places on earth. The many creatures that are able to live there have to develop a callous, toughene…
Gaby’s Movie Review: The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2
Note: This is a SPOILER-FREE review! (And written by a Twilight fan.) Seven years ago, I walked into a bookstore and spotted Stephenie Meyer’s debut novel, Twilight. Since then, I was enamored with th…