Essays

Should you learn the history of the industry or focus on your skills as a writer? When it comes to film criticism, the answer to both is yes.

With warmth and wish-fulfillment, Netflix’s Queer Eye tackles the transformative power of self-love and finding common ground.

For an island home to less than 6.6 million people, Ireland has produced an incredible number of acting talents.

A deeply personal story about the relentlessness of mutating cells and what Alex Garland’s Annihilation gets right about cancer.

Eleven days into our MCU rewatch, and peace in our time is left in the hands of Tony Stark and Bruce Banner’s warring robot babies.

The duo’s shockingly human characters push the audience to question their innate support of a protagonist.

As it turns five, we look back at the smarter, more self-aware Michael Bay film that history may ultimately view as an essential look at today’s America.

With Shout! Factory’s acquisition of the Roger Corman library, we better prepare ourselves for an onslaught of B-Movie remakes.

The controversial Foreign Feature winner was to receive a remake nearly a decade ago.