The Student – Weaponized ChristianityReligion can be a beautiful thing. It can also be very dangerous. In The Student we see...
Month: April 2017
Friday at the Newport Beach Film FestivalI only got in one film yesterday because (a) it was a light day on the schedule,...
A Quiet Passion – Emily Dickinson and Spiritual ContemplationWhile watching A Quiet Passion I was struck by how well Emily Dickinson (Cynthia Nixon) would fit...
comedy needs Crashingnow, if you’ve Netflix, you’ve noticed a number of new stand-up specials nestling about the new releases...
The Sons of Solomon: Pulp Fiction at Its FinestIn the debut our new page, “OtherFish,” where we’ll cover the various pieces of media that catch...
Going Colossal: An Interview with Anne Hathaway and Jason SudeikisColossal co-stars Anne Hathaway, Jason Sudeikis and director Nacho Vigalondo In her latest film, Colossal, Hathaway manages...
The Transfiguration – A Different Kind of Vampire StoryThe Transfiguration is a different kind of vampire movie. But then it?s not really a vampire movie...
Let It Fall – Anatomy of a RiotOf course, this is not just a history lesson of a turbulent time. The film never mentions...
Animal Kingdom: Family is WildJanine “Smurf” Cody (Ellen Barkin) runs her family with an iron fist. She’s the mother and grandmother...
Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Return – Appreciating the Good (and Bad)For the most part, Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Return effectively bridges the gap of seventeen years...