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SUMMER SOLSTICE Trailer: Noah Schamus’ Debut Explores Friendship Post-Transition
by admin|3 years ago|Hammer to Nail
The relationship of two longtime friends is challenged in writer-director Noah Schamus’ Summer Solstice. Told from a queer and trans perspective, it centers on two reunited college best friends (Bobbi Salvör Menuez and Marianne Rendón), one trans and one straight/cisgender,...
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Our 20-Most Anticipated 2024 Cannes Film Festival Premieres
by admin|3 years ago|The Film Stage
It’s the most exciting time of the year for a cinephile: the Cannes Film Festival is set to kick off next week, running May 14-25. Ahead of festivities we’ve rounded up what we’re most looking forward to, and while we’re...
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A Quiet Place: Day One’s New Trailer Takes Us Back to the Day the World Went Quiet
by admin|3 years ago|Slant Magazine
The film is the highly anticipated prequel to the series created by John Krasinski. The post <em>A Quiet Place: Day One</em>’s New Trailer Takes Us Back to the Day the World Went Quiet appeared first on Slant Magazine.
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Bodkin
by admin|3 years ago|Roger Ebert
Netflix’s new comedic thriller “Bodkin” opens with the show’s protagonist, Gilbert Power (Will Forte), stating, “When I started this podcast, I didn't expect to solve anything. I didn't expect it to change my life.” It sets up the characters' preoccupations...
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Mother of the Bride
by admin|3 years ago|Roger Ebert
Over the last few years, there has been a trend of opulent destination wedding romantic comedies. Two years ago, there was "Ticket to Paradise" starring George Clooney and Julia Roberts and "Shotgun Wedding" starring Jennifer Lopez and Josh Duhamel. Most...
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Black Twitter: A People’s History
by admin|3 years ago|Roger Ebert
Black people are the architects of American culture. The hip verbiage many young people speak, the music they consume, and even the most influential art among what could be called hipsters are derived from Black people. Our distinctive perception of...
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The Beatles Were Never More Human Than in ‘Let It Be’
by admin|3 years ago|Roger Ebert
For the 54 years since “Let It Be” premiered in theaters in May 1970, the documentary that chronicled what turned out to be the last studio album the Beatles released has been most notable for its absence. The Fab Four...
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Humanist Vampire Seeking Consenting Suicidal Person Trailer: Festival Favorite Arrives This June
by admin|3 years ago|The Film Stage
Boasting one of the longest yet most intriguing titles of the year, Humanist Vampire Seeking Consenting Suicidal Person marks the debut feature from Ariane Louis-Seize. An acclaimed selection at Venice Film Festival, where it picked up the Giornate Degli Autori...
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REGINALD THE VAMPIRE S2 Review: Forget the Stereotypes, Bring the Slushies
by admin|3 years ago|Screen Anarchy
Jacob Batalon stars in the SyFy horror-comedy series, created by Harley Peyton, based on Johnny B. Truant's 'Fat Vampire' book series. [Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com...]
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Dear Tim Cook: Be a Decent Human Being and Delete this Revolting Apple Ad
by admin|3 years ago|Roger Ebert
During the Super Bowl broadcast of 1984, Apple debuted one of the most innovative and spectacular commercials ever made: Ridley Scott's ad for the then-brand new MacIntosh home computer. It showed an auditorium full of lifeless human drones staring at a...
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