KING CRIMSON AT 50: Light On The Then, Heavy On The Now
IN THE COURT OF THE CRIMSON KING: KING CRIMSON AT 50 (Dir. Toby Amies, 2022) Today, Toby Amies’ new documentary about the legendary British...
Full Trailer: Hulu’s “Welcome to Chippendales”
Hulu has premiered the official trailer for its biographical drama series “Welcome to Chippendales” which premieres on November 22nd. Hailing from “Pam & Tommy” creator Robert Siegel, the darkly comedic and crime-ridden story follows Somen ‘Steve’ Banerjee (Kumail Nanjiani), the Indian-American entrepreneur who started the unique male revue label in the late 1970s/early 1980s which […]
THE LONELIEST BOY IN THE WORLD: An Obtuse, Odd Zomedy
Opening in a limited theatrical release somewhere today: THE LONELIEST BOY IN THE WORLD (Dir. Martin Owen, 2022) The genre of the undead flourishes...
‘HALLOWEEN ENDS’ Simultaneously a Weird and Rote Send-Off to a Killer Icon
Evil Goes Viral Even if Halloween Ends is a messy, weird, convoluted, predictable, and only quasi-satisfying conclusion to the 40-plus year Michael Myers saga, you have to give it credit for actually trying something new. For much of director David Gordon Green’s trilogy-capper and alleged conclusion to the franchise (at least for now), Mike Myers is…
Fun With Screener Watermarks
One perk about being a film critic is getting advance screeners of movies in the form of physical discs (DVDs, Blu rays), or private links...
Majorly Problematic David O. Russell’s Mildly Problematic AMSTERDAM
Now playing at a multiplex or arthouse near you: AMSTERDAM (Dir. David O. Russell, 2022) To say that it started out so richly promising,...