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Renfield is half alive, which for a movie about the undead is sort of a compliment. Directed by Chris McKay from the story of Dracula, the film has a few things goin Read full Post
Somebody I Used to Know, directed by Dave Franco and starring his real-life partner Alison Brie, creates a sticky situation we’ve seen in more than a few 90’s ro Read full Post
Twenty-five year-old actor-writer-director Cooper Raiff has followed his terrific indie comedy, Shithouse (2020) with Cha Cha Real Smooth, a more serious-minded film Read full Post
A kind of career-capping, gross-out victory lap, David Cronenberg’s Crimes of the Future, is a triumph of perverse auteurism. To say no other artist could’ve spl Read full Post
Many interesting films have been made about men and their deep-seated insecurities. Whether this subject has been approached from a satirical angle in comedies like Read full Post
The Cuties controversy will probably seem overblown once you actually watch the film, and if you take issue with this point being made here, you obviously haven&#821 Read full Post
If the coronavirus made us seek out escapism while living in lockdown, this new moment of historic protest and social change seems to have had the opposite effect. Read full Post
Providing a live action take on the original 1994 animated classic, The Lion King, Disney’s new The Lion King is an ambitious attempt to capture the magic of a fi Read full Post
Friday, March 16 The Fallen Idol may not be quite as well known as director Carol Reed's postwar masterpiece, The Third Man, but it has an even Read full Post
If you’re a diehard fan of Pixar's movies, you’re likely already planning on heading to the California Science Center — the building at Exposition Park wi Read full Post
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