It's remarkable how much a piece of media can change the world, and no film is a better example than Schindler's List. Arguably Steven...

Sub-genres in film are always guaranteed to be polarizing, but there’s a silver lining to each one. Someone who reviles the cheesiness...

Today I implore you to harken back to the Golden age of Hollywood, as well as the whole of cinema, the 1960’s. The Good, the Bad and the...

Spike Jonze's 2013 sci-fi romance, Her and Sofia Coppola's 2003 dramedy, Lost In Translation are both films that explore themes of...

He's the world's favorite web-slinging superhero, practically the owner of the red and blue color combo, and the unofficial mascot of the...

I had the pleasure of catching Nightmare Alley this at the world premiere in Toronto as it was happening concurrently across three...

Ever since the world was introduced to the pandemic, the once mundane activity of going to the movies has become somewhat of a rarity....

On May 20th, 2000 at the Cannes Film Festival, Wong Kar-wai premiered his masterpiece, In The Mood For Love, starring Maggie Cheung and...

On January 20th, 2008, the world was introduced to Vince Gilligan's new original show, Breaking Bad. Although there was no way to tell at...

Whether it's a pop song compilation, an original score with a full orchestra, or merely a collection of ambient noise, a good soundtrack...

This past Friday I had the wonderful opportunity to experience Wes Anderson’s newest addition to his incredible body of work: The French...

In 1960 Jean Luc Godard shook the cinema world with his debut film, Breathless. A cinematic experience unlike anything released at the...

What is the responsibility of a biopic? Is it to inform or to entertain? To slander or to praise? There are hundreds of questions that...

Contrary to popular belief, horror is a much larger genre than you'd think. There are dozens and dozens of subgenres that a film could...

Whether we've enjoyed it or not, it is pretty much impossible to be present in the film world without knowing about Orson Welles' 1941...

It is safe to say that Marie Louise Cruz is not a name that the general public is familiar with, but then again, even her stage name,...

The world of slashers is a giant, campy, trashy, cacophony of murdered teenagers and busty women. Slashers are certainly not for...

For the past two decades, Gaspar Noé has remained one of the film world's most notorious directors. Ever since his first project in 1998,...

Nearly the length of an average workday and most likely longer than your top three movies combined, Bela Tarr's Sátántangó is every...

There was no greater time in history to be a fan of young adult fiction books than the early 2010's. Not only did so many iconic books...