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“#Shot by Shot with the ‘Bill & Ted Face The Music’ Trailer” Welcome to Shot by Shot, our ongoing series of breakdowns. We’re constantly scouring movie trailers for perfect shots. In this column, we share our favorites and discuss them. The sequel we thought we’d never see is finally here. After securing their future by…
“#‘Observe and Report’ Is Why Jody Hill Should Have Directed ‘Joker’” In the 2009 movie Observe and Report, out-of-shape, mentally ill loser Ronnie Barnhardt (played by Seth Rogen) has found a self-inflated means to alpha-maledom as a mall security guard. He has deluded himself into thinking he deserves the time of the women he berates…
“#‘Becky’ Turns Teen Angst Into Bloody Carnage” Home Movies Reviews Rob Hunter June 8, 2020 It wants to be ‘Home Alone’ with Nazis and copious bloodshed, and it almost succeeds. Kids who kill are pretty terrifying in the real world, but in movies they tend to lean a bit sillier. Blame it on filmmakers who…
“#What’s New on VOD for June 2020” Home Columns Movies Luke Hicks June 8, 2020 The first month of summer brings the first competitive release date in a while and two of the year’s best films so far. This month has fewer films to offer in the VOD realm — nearly half the number released…
“#The Shirley Jackson Reading List” This article is part of The Reading List, a monthly column in which we encourage you to take your enthusiasm for a particularly groovy film and direct it into a wide array of extracurricular studies. Shirley Jackson is a badass. Her novels, essays, short stories, letters, and probably even her grocery lists…
“#Nature Tires of Humanity’s Bullshit in ‘A Cold Night’s Death’” Welcome to 4:3 & Forgotten — a weekly column in which Kieran Fisher and I get to look back at TV terrors that scared adults (and the kids they let watch) across the limited airwaves of the ’70s. Horror movies set in extreme winter locales — Antarctica, Alaska,…
“#‘Manborg’ Shows You Don’t Need Money to Make a Masterpiece” Welcome to The Prime Sublime, a weekly column dedicated to the underseen and underloved films buried beneath page after page of far more popular fare on Amazon’s Prime Video collection. We’re not just cherry-picking obscure titles, though, as these are movies that we find beautiful in…
“#Movie Theaters Test the Waters Ahead of ‘Tenet’ Release” It’s too ironic that Jaws is one of the first titles available to moviegoers as theaters re-open. With few new releases to present on the big screen, and none of them major Hollywood productions, independent cinemas and smaller chains in Georgia and other states have resorted…
“#America’s Early Movie Theater Alternatives” This is part of our series Origin Stories, a biweekly column that uses film history to understand the hot topics of today. As much as we would love to be sitting in a dark theater eating buttery popcorn and watching thirty minutes of trailers, that’s just not possible right now. Sometimes…
“#All the Movies Made Available to Watch Free in Support of Black Lives Matter” Movie fans, moviemakers, and movie distributors are doing what they can right now to support the Black Lives Matter movement and protests. In addition to those marching in the streets and donating money, a lot of websites are recommending films to…