The Green Knight (2021)
2023-08-18
Momentary spurts of brilliance are otherwise reserved to, yet again, characters occupying the periphery.Continue Reading
The Lighthouse (2019): an Intimate Portrait of Monochrome Mayhem
2023-07-22
Mythology and homoeroticism wash ashore.Continue Reading
Green Room (2015) & Midsommar (2019): a Satisfying “Sophomore” Double Bill
2021-06-06
Both films survive the hype built up from the previous entry from each director.Continue Reading
Hereditary (2018) – Between Hype and Anticipation
2020-04-28
The truth about Hereditary lies not between inception and release but rather multiple viewings.Continue Reading
It Comes At Night (2017)
2018-03-12
It somehow survives a major plot hole unscathed.Continue Reading
The Lobster (2015)
2017-08-11
Depending on whether one were to anoint Yorgos Lanthimos as the preeminent satirist du jour, and in effect acquiesce to the gatekeepers of cinema, consider the alternative. Fascism comes to England in a middling, alarmist, masturbatory affair that in my struggle to brainstorm areas of improvement for I’ve come upContinue Reading
