Film Festivals
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‘Wind River’ Review: Where Men are Men and Women Can Also Be Found
It’s no Thunderheart.
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Fantasia 2017 Review: ‘Colossal’ Explores the Collateral Damage of Kaiju
Nacho Vigalondo’s latest is also his and Jason Sudeikis’ best. Monster movies come in all shapes and sizes, but they typically share some traits in…
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Fantasia 2017 Review: ‘The Little Hours’ Finds a Comedic Clash Between the Modern and the Medieval
These nuns drop f-bombs for the lord. It’s not all that difficult to find comedy in contrast, so the idea of mixing modern-day comedic sensibilities with…
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32 Films We Can’t Wait to See at Sundance 2017
Before we travel to the snowy mountains of Utah, we had to set our yearly Sundance to-watch list. As we’ve done for a number of years,…
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Film Festivals Allow Young Filmmakers to Blossom
Berlinale’s 2017 Generation program highlights youth-oriented films.My Entire High School Sinking Into the SeaThis morning, Variety reported that the Berlin Film Festival announced a number of…
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Autohead and Pet Introduce Us to Men Behaving Badly With Varying Results
We take a look at two new movies playing Ithaca Fantastik 2016. Ithaca Fantastik 2016 runs November 9th-13th A young director and his two-man crew set…
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You Can’t Go Wrong Opening Your Film Festival With Park Chan-wook’s The Handmaiden
And that’s just one of the things that Ithaca Fantastik 2016 gets so right. My review of The Handmaiden is below, but first, some words on…
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Ithaca Fantastik 2016’s Full Lineup Promises Thrills New and Old
Safe Neighborhood, The Autopsy of Jane Doe, Wolfen, The Naked Prey, and more are coming to Ithaca, NY! Those of you who’ve been with us for…
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Toronto After Dark 2016 Closing Night Lures You Into the Void
We take a look at The Lure and The Void. Genre film festivals are often among my favorites because they focus on the kind of movies…