Author: Scott Beggs

https://medium.com/media/24fcd80cb40b790685447786fa79e18e/href Why Watch? Christoph Niemann’s animation makes an excellent dance partner to Maurice Sendak’s reflections on life. Poignant and responsible for a few square inches…

I’m not entirely sure what’s going on in this trailer for Side Effects from Steven Soderbergh, but it’s intense. From the synopsis, I know that…

It’s in French, and it’s only 20 seconds, but we take what we can get when it comes to anything Nicolas Winding Refn has to…

https://medium.com/media/2d0cddf4f1e66a724baba550dc6a2b8c/href Why Watch? An impossible situation, a challenge of beliefs and consistent tension, this short from writer/director Marko Slavnic is a streamlined work of criminal…

Coasting freely through the festival circuit, Sally Potter’s Ginger and Rosa earned a lot of accolades, including from our own reviewer. The film focuses on…

Bong Joon-ho did something incredible with The Host. He revitalized the creature feature, made a name for himself that he’s been able to capitalize on…

If, like all grandmothers, yours is into gallons of blood spewing from someone’s mouth, forced tree seduction, banned books and mangled lesbian make-out scenes, she…

Just yesterday, a friend of mine posted a message to her unborn child on Facebook, saying that if the little bugger came a week before…

In 2031, a massive train presses its way through the frozen wasteland of a planet with a desperate crowd of passengers unsure of whether they’ll…