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“#SSSS Gridman is Like a Philosophical Power Rangers Anime – /Film” (Welcome to Ani-time Ani-where, a regular column dedicated to helping the uninitiated understand and appreciate the world of anime.) Anime is full of remakes and revivals of beloved decades-old shows, which struggle to recapture the magic of the original while also serving its own standalone…
“#A Desperate Sequel – /Film” Two weeks ago, Pixar released its latest original film, Luca, straight to Disney+. Some reviews (like the one from /Film’s own Hoai-Tran Bui) praised the film for being a fine depiction of the coming of age of two young boys, while others dubbed Luca as “minor Pixar”. Pixar movies, fairly or…
“#A Love Letter to Horror Fans – /Film” A blood-drenched love letter to horror fans who came of age in the era of Scream, Leigh Janiak‘s Fear Street Part 1: 1994 is a creepy, funny, ultra-violent take on the type of teen-centric horror popularized by R.L. Stine near the dawn of the 21st century. Stine may be more famous…
“#Going to Unexpected Places – /Film” Loki’s fourth episode, “The Nexus Event,” gets downright bonkers. Yes, I know it’s not surprising for things to get mind-bendy on a show about multiverses, Variants, and multiple timelines. But “The Nexus Event” is still bonkers, even by those standards. We do get some answers, but I also have…
“#Steven Soderbergh’s Slick, Breezy Crime Caper – /Film” You can’t trust anybody these days in No Sudden Move, Steven Soderbergh‘s slick, breezy crime saga about a group of nefarious crooks from all walks of life chasing after the same MacGuffin. The prolific Soderbergh shot this star-studded caper during the pandemic, but this isn’t another of the filmmaker’s…
“#Usher Out Pride Month By Watching a Pedro Almodóvar Movie – /Film” (Welcome to The Daily Stream, an ongoing series in which the /Film team shares what they’ve been watching, why it’s worth checking out, and where you can stream it.) The Movies: Tie Me Up! Tie Me Down!, The Skin I Live In, Volver, The Human Voice, Bad Education, Women on…
“#Werewolves Within Director Interview: Josh Ruben – /Film” Some might say it’s positively scary how many talented comedic actors make up the ensemble cast of the new horror-comedy Werewolves Within, directed by Josh Ruben (who wrote, directed and co-starred in 2020’s Sundance favorite Scare Me) and written by Mishna Wolff (based on the virtual reality…
“#Many Saints of Newark Trailer Breakdown: Who’s Who – /Film” The Many Saints of Newark trailer is here, giving us our first good look at the upcoming Sopranos prequel movie. While Warner Bros. is stressing that the film is for everyone – not just fans of the show – those familiar with the series will no doubt…
“#Janicza Bravo Interview on Zola, Adapting a Twitter Story to Screen – /Film” Zola is a comedy. No, it’s a fantasy. No, it’s strange, dreamlike thriller meets ode to scumbag Florida. But to Zola director Janicza Bravo, the most important thing is that her new A24 dark comedy is a portrait of female trauma. Which might sound…
“#That Final Scene + Return of a Key Character – /Film” F9 is finally out in theaters after lengthy delay, and director Justin Lin‘s latest Fast and Furious movie helps pave the way for the final two films in The Fast Saga. Let’s take a look at what happens as the new film comes to…