Wu-Tang’s RZA Talks Second Chances and Cut Throat City Film By Allison Kugel As leader of the legendary multi-platinum selling rap group, The Wu-Tang Clan, RZA, or Bobby, as he … Read More
Three of The Funniest Comedy Films of All Time
Three of The Funniest Comedy Films of All Time Do you know that the best comedy movies have been around not only to make you laugh; rather they have a … Read More
3 Worst Marvel Movie Villains of All Time
3 Worst Marvel Movie Villains of All Time Marvel is well-known for all its gripping stories and crazy villains. In fact, for decades, the company has managed to bring a … Read More
“Godzilla vs. Kong” looks dope as hell
Having recently watched both “Kong: Skull Island” and “Godzilla: King of the Monsters” in the past few weeks, the release of the trailer for “Godzilla vs. Kong” was super exciting. … Read More
Movie Review: The Bloodhound
The Bloodhound Describing a movie as “stylish” is a double-edged sword. Here’s a compliment to the new thriller The Bloodhound: it is very stylish. If you are a fan of … Read More
“The Witches” remake didn’t need to happen
“The Witches” by Roald Dahl was adapted to the screen in 1990 and starred Angelica Huston. It was creepy and weird but achieved cult classic status in the past 30 … Read More
Movie Review: Mean Man- The Story of Chris Holmes
In 1988’s The Decline of Western Civilization Part II, the documentary’s most infamous scene involves filmmaker Penelope Spheeris interviewing a drunken Chris Holmes. In the scene, Holmes is gulping down … Read More
Review: “MLK/FBI” explores the US government’s grudge against the iconic leader
This Friday, January 15, on the 92nd anniversary of Martin Luther King, Jr.’s birth, a new documentary about the iconic civil rights leader will hit select theaters and video-on-demand. MLK/FBI is … Read More
“Wonder Woman 1984” is wondrously disappointing
I was stoked for WW84 from the moment I saw the poster at my local movie theater. The colors, the costume, and Stranger Things had previously made all things 1980s … Read More
Criterion Collection box set review: “Ingmar Bergman’s Cinema”
2020 was the year of Ingmar Bergman My big pop culture goal for 2020 was to watch all of Criterion’s “Ingmar Bergman’s Cinema” box set. I have not been ignorant … Read More
Movie Review – Under the Skin
Under the Skin Beware the stunning brunette in the white van. Unlike most visitors to Glasgow, she’s not there for football, or a good time. If you accept that ride … Read More
7 Sapphic Movies That Aren’t About Coming Out.
In this week’s edition of Kate can’t catch a break and just enjoy something, everyone and their dog seems to have an opinion on Clea DuVall’s new lesbian Christmas romcom … Read More
Review: Remembering Timothy Leary in “My Psychedelic Love Story”
The new documentary from groundbreaking filmmaker Errol Morris (The B-Side, The Fog of War), My Psychedelic Love Story, premieres Sunday night on Showtime. It profiles Joanna Harcourt-Smith, who was in a … Read More
Review: New doc “Belushi” seeks to find the man behind the comedy
The 1970s were a momentous time for American comedy. Thanks to now-hallowed institutions like the magazine National Lampoon, the sketch TV show Saturday Night Live, and the movie Animal House, the hippie-influenced counterculture … Read More