Author: William Dass
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Wesley Snipes and the ‘Black Panther’ That Might Have Been
Wesley Snipes was in script development on Black Panther in 1992. Sometimes things fall apart, but oh my, what could have been!
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Hey, Netflix: Let’s Talk VOD Domination
Amazing. Every hot take on ‘The Cloverfield Paradox’ and VOD releases is wrong.
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‘Matinee’: Joe Dante’s Atomic Hustle 25 Years On
See ‘Matinee’! It will shock you that such visions of atomic mutations from yesteryear could leave you hopeful for a better tomorrow.
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The Directors of ‘The Strange Ones’ On Rule Breaking and Storytelling
We chat with Lauren Wolkstein and Chris Radcliff about breaking the rules and “Staff Picks” being the ultimate classification.
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The Real Cycle of Abuse in ‘I, Tonya’
“How many packs of cigarettes is a gold medal worth in prison?” – David Letterman, Top Ten Questions Connie Chung Asked Tonya Harding
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Ingrid Jungermann On How Serial Killers Are A Shot To The Heart
We chat with writer, director, and actor Ingrid Jungermann about how murder is the perfect metaphor for love and how cash money dominates the indie film…
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Movie of the Year (2017): Get Out
When we saw this movie at Sundance in January 2017, it felt special. Though we never could’ve predicted its success and influence over the course of the year.
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‘Star Wars Rebels’: A New Nostalgia Strikes Back
A love letter to the animated series that bridges the gap between the Prequels and the Original Trilogy.
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A Clockwork Christmas: ‘Hugo’ Ain’t Your Average Xmas Flick
Our purpose is more than maintaining the machinery of our lives. Christmas compels us to remember that we need real, human connections. We look at how Hugo offers that Christmas feeling.
