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“What to Expect from B.J. Novak’s Directorial Debut” B.J. Novak’s directorial debut Vengeance is a comedic, introspective, and thought-provoking collision of the progressive, sensationalized, tech-savvy, and social media-hungry Northeast with the traditionalist, old-world, old-school Southwest. This is according to critics and festival-goers who attended the Vengeance screening at the 2022 Tribeca Film Festival in New…
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“Plot, Cast, and Everything Else We Know” The Austenian narrative of Regency-era romance takes center stage in Bleecker Street’s latest project, Mr. Malcolm’s List. Slated to fall under the categories of comedy, drama, and romance, the film is set to explore a somewhat familiar narrative but with the special touch of filmmaker Emma Holly Jones….
“Here’s Why a Character Doesn’t Need to be Likable or Relatable” Storytelling is impossible without characters. Characters are an integral part of a story as they progress the plot and give the audience something to relate to. The relatability of a character or their plight is what keeps viewers enthralled and what storytellers rely on…
“Why Jamie Foxx’s Electro Deserved Better” Otherwise known as Eric Marlon Bishop, Jamie Foxx has become a recognizable public figure across film, television, and music. This multi-award-winning performer first gained popularity after earning the role of Ray Charles in the biopic Ray, the film that scored him five outstanding awards for his performance. Prior to…
“Here’s How Laura Mulvey Changed Film Theory With the Male Gaze” Best known for her 1973 essay “Visual Pleasure and Narrative Cinema,” Laura Mulvey is a British feminist film theorist. Her analysis and theories have been influenced by those of Freud and Lacan. However, rather than focusing merely on the psychoanalytic aspects behind the world…
“Why ’60s Horror-Themed Comedies Are Making a Comeback” In the past few years, there have been a lot of remakes and sequels of classic movies and TV shows. Some are annoyed that their favorite childhood movie would be revisited, but others think it’s a great way to continue a beloved story. One of the biggest…
“How Individual Movies Have Died Out in Favor of Franchises and Cinematic Universes” Two decades ago, we didn’t have iPhones or Android phones. We didn’t have streaming television services. Netflix was around, but it was in its nascent stages as a DVD service, its movies contained in those iconic bright red envelopes via USPS. Broadband…
“Why Ms. Marvel’s Bruno May Be the Next Great MCU Sidekick” The MCU has given fans and audiences some of their favorite and most memorable superhero characters over the past decade and a half. Ask any longtime lover of superhero movies or TV shows, and they’re bound to mention Iron Man, Thor, Captain America, Hulk…
“Looking Back at Kinji Fukasaku’s Brutal Film and its Impact” Released in 2003, Battle Royale has become a cultural icon that still somehow is underrated. It helped, indirectly, start an entire video game genre while also providing the backbone to what made the mega-franchise, The Hunger Games, so successful, even if the author might disagree….
“How Perfect Blue Brilliantly Gaslights its Viewers” Japanese anime director Satoshi Kon’s 1997 debut feature, Perfect Blue, is one of the greatest anime films of all time. “If Alfred Hitchcock partnered with Walt Disney they’d make a picture like this”, Roger Corman, ‘The Pope of Pop Cinema,’ once said of the film; he couldn’t be…