Asteroid City is Wes Anderson doing what he does best better than he’s ever done it
It’s unfair to be tasked with reviewing Asteroid City after just a single viewing. A simple-seeming hangout movie, replete with dry, fast-talking humor, is hiding
PEAK FORM, my feature directorial debut, is now available on FoundTV!!
35th Annual Philadelphia Film Festival – The Documentaries
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The 35th Annual Philadelphia Film Festival – Spookies Edition
The 35th Annual Philadelphia Film Festival – Hot For Teacher edition
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Primetime – a character study disguised as an exposé
It’s unfair to be tasked with reviewing Asteroid City after just a single viewing. A simple-seeming hangout movie, replete with dry, fast-talking humor, is hiding
Dan grew up watching Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom. Stephen grew up watching The Empire Strikes Back. As such, they each have a
Philadelphia is in the middle of a tragedy. Dan gets blood work done. Stephen reveals his caramel delights. What makes a grilled cheese? The latest
It’s that time of year again! That time when we look back on what we’ve seen and decide on our favorite films of the first
Let’s get this out of the way before I review The Flash: I review movies on their own merits and tend not to dip into
Scare Package II is the only movie with the balls to directly parody The Bodyguard here in 2023, and to do so in a way
Right off the bat, Scare Package makes no excuses for its comical meta nature. The film begins with a cold open that is fully aware
With the rose-tinted glasses of hindsight, it’s very easy to look at the era immediately following WWII and assume that it was a time of
The boys play a new game. Stephen comes clean about the past. Dan talks about The Family Stallone for way too long. Support the Writers’
When you’re a cinephile, you don’t make a habit of missing a religious biopic about Padre Pio directed by Abel Ferrara and starring Shia LaBeouf