Casper Kelly reminds us how deeply unsettling ‘90s childhood shows were by simply adding a horror prism to mascot figures in his feature directorial debut, Buddy. The dog dies. An art teacher kidnaps ...

Adam Wingard’s ‘Onslaught’ proves that old-school finesse is still within the realm of reason, blending all the right elements of classic genre hits with the mastery of today. When was the last time ...

Willem Dafoe and Greta Lee give two of the year’s most moving and profoundly tragic performances in Kent Jones’ Late Fame. Should you give up on your dreams for a stable, safe life? What happens if ...

The supporting cast is terrific as well, Brolin, Qualley, Pearce and Allison Janney all delivering stellar work, especially the latter who nearly walks away with the film in her limited screen time.

2020 was not a good year, and cinema took a great toll during it. With the vast number of films that got postponed to 2021 and beyond, it might seem at first glance that 2020 was one of the weaker ...

There is something truly special about New Zealand. Any fantasy cinephile will know the enchanting power of New Zealand’s landscape; it’s clearly to be seen in The Lord of the Rings or The Chronicles ...

The chaos of the analog nightmare continues, but even with a topical look at I.C.E., things slow down in ‘The Pitt’ as the orchestra begins to warm up the heartstrings. What might be one of the most ...

This review of The Pitt contains spoilers. I’m going to switch things up a bit this week, as I review what is most certainly my favorite show on television today. For those familiar with my writing, ...

actors shamier anderson, andrew bachelor, and ben johnson himself discuss the zany new approach to ben’s story, agency, ensemble, and more. Lead actor and executive producer Shamier Anderson, ...

From the subtle strength of Shakespeare to flying feculence, Iverson’s young career is a journey full of interesting ebbs and flows. Since graduating not that long ago, he has already had stints ...

While it is certainly one of the most calm and rather uneventful episodes in all of ‘The Pitt’s run, there was plenty of hard hitting insight into the mindset of those who suffer from depression.

Click below for the full interview with Director Chris Miller, or continue scrolling for the remainder of the article. Though the iconic ‘legacy’ Smurfs can all be found in the new outing, Miller’s ...