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“#Breaking Down the Visual Humor of ‘An American Pickle’” The HBO Max comedy An American Pickle is about many things: intergenerational conflict; tradition versus modernity; different approaches to grieving; how much money a Brooklynite will spend on a single pickle (apparently $4). The film follows an Eastern-European Jewish immigrant who falls into a vat of…
“#Why A24’s ‘Hereditary’ Screenplay Book is a Worthy Investment” Publishing screenplays for public consumption isn’t entirely unheard of, particularly for mega-budget Hollywood fare and older classics, but it’s still a tragically rare occurrence. Fortunately, a promising new player has joined this sadly sparse field: A24. The film distributor has started releasing key entries from their…
“#The Multifaceted Career of Brendan Fraser” Brendan Fraser has worn many hats during his career, from his role as the suave Rick O’Connell in the Mummy franchise to playing the titular wild man in George of the Jungle. He was a leading man for blockbusters throughout the 1990s, his physicality and charm winning the hearts…
“#How Amy Seimetz Confronts Mortality in ‘She Dies Tomorrow’” There is a code ingrained into the popular consciousness that says we must all make the best of our final days. The idea is that people can be moved to fulfill — in the brief span of time between knowing they’ll die and their actual death…
“#The Everlasting Power of ‘Plan 9 from Outer Space’” Thanks to Harry and Michael Medved’s The Golden Turkey Awards, Ed Wood’s Plan 9 from Outer Space is hailed as the “worst movie ever made.” Of course, that description is wrong. The real worst movies ever made are soulless, joyless, and have no redeeming qualities whatsoever….
“#The Adaptation ‘Percy Jackson’ Deserves” The aughts are defined by the young adult literature boom and the subsequent movie adaptations the books spawned. Harry Potter opened the floodgates of novels for teens and preteens that spoke to them through a lens of imagination and fantasy. Then Hollywood came swooping in. Studios’ attempts to recreate the…
“#‘I May Destroy You’ and the Power of Vocalizing Trauma” Michaela Coel‘s masterpiece I May Destroy You is one of the most talked-about and well-reviewed TV series of the year, for good reason. Her complete control over the production, from the writing to the acting, has enabled her to deliver a visceral fictionalized version of her…
“#‘I’ll Be Gone in the Dark’ Honors Michelle McNamara’s Memory and Work” Michelle McNamara stunned readers and transformed true crime forever with her book I’ll Be Gone in the Dark: One Woman’s Obsessive Search for the Golden State Killer, which was published posthumously in 2018. Now that its subject has been identified and arrested, filmmaker…
“#The Many Faces of Peter Stormare” Peter Stormare is one of the greatest character actors alive. With almost two-hundred acting credits listed on IMDb, the Swedish actor is known for his roles as skeezy villains and violent hitmen that are often dripping in grease. His deep, gruff voice lends itself well to his portrayal of…
“#12 Films With Inspirational Black Stories” Inspirational Black stories in the American cinematic tradition succeed financially and critically on a narrow bandwidth. Not because the range of Black experiences matches the slim stories deemed worthy to tell, but due to the voices and standards of inspiration often defined by audiences and creators. Most uplifting Black…