Baz Luhrmann's musical spectacles are lively celebrations as well as moving reflections.…
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Frances from ‘Conversations with Friends’ is better at communication via text than in real life, an awkwardness and emotional reticence that has resonated with so many Gen Z.…
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Despite the differences between the two couples in ‘Rouge,’ both find themselves enthralled with an idealized love, even if that devotion is unobtainable. …
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Advertisements Twenty years ago, when Mark Romanek’s psychological thriller One Hour Photo was released, Roger Ebert, in a review, described its protagonist Seymour “Sy” Parrish (Robin Williams) as being similar to the murderer Mark Lewis (Carl Boehm) in Michael Powell’s 1960 horror-thriller Peeping Tom. Where Mark…
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Looking back on the film that still defines many of the tropes and themes of the woman-stalking-woman film as it exists today in more detail highlights the ways in which tacit lesbophobia and cultural anxieties about gender nonconformity undergird all woman stalker…
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Scoundrel. Adventurer. Blade Runner… In an unparalleled career Harrison Ford has done it all, helping to create enough iconic characters to fill a museum – yet even at age 80 he seems determined that those revolutionary heroes should not sit collecting dust.…
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The major antagonist of The Boys is a terrifying vision of conservative culture and the masks it can hide behind.…
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The 2022 film 'Beavis and Butt-Head Do The Universe' successfully reboots the iconic 90s duo by turning the time-worn fish out of water formula on its head.…
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What if we told you that Matt Dillon’s beauty is more than just a pretty face, and that his sexiness works to allow him to be the quintessential homme fatale? Staff writer Alisha Mughal explains.…
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Veronica Phillips analyzes the peculiar charisma — and sometimes lack thereof — of frequent Scorsese collaborator Robert De Niro.…
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