Author: Adam Charles

As discussed in last week’s entry in the canon of the Criterion Files with Carol Reed’s The Third Man for our themed month dubbed “Noirvember,”…

An elder man stumbles through a shopping area, stares painfully into a window, stumbles some more, falls, and then dies alone on a sidewalk. While…

A few years ago Jim Mickle directed and co-wrote a film with actor Nick Damici about a zombie outbreak in a Manhattan neighborhood where the…

In the midst of the Cold War a Norwegian diplomat, Arne Treholt, was convicted of treason against his country for selling secrets to the Soviet…

A few weeks back a handful of the Film School Rejects team, along with a few other close friends, decided to take a brief departure…

Four years ago I saw an animated picture that hit me the only way that, up until then, had been achieved by some of the…

Joana Prats is the daughter of a genius in magnification technology in 19th century Spain. Her father owns a company that has just developed the…

I’m not sure I’ve ever experienced so many things I like brought together into a singular picture where the final result wasn’t quite as incredible…

I’m not sure I’ve ever seen a film so in love with it’s perception of how cool it thinks it is. Bunraku really thinks it’s…