Tribeca 2025 Review: OUR HERO, BALTHAZAR, Fear and Loathing on the Net and IRL
Jaeden Martell, Asa Butterfield, Chris Bauer, and Jennifer Ehle star in Oscar Boyson's debut feature. [Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com...]
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‘F1: The Movie’ Review: Joseph Kosinski’s Racing Movie Coasts on Old-School Filmmaking Swagger
In the end, F1 succeeds for many of the same reasons that Top Gun: Maverick does. The post ‘F1: The Movie’ Review: Joseph Kosinski’s Racing Movie Coasts on Old-School Filmmaking Swagger appeared first on Slant Magazine.
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EYE FOR AN EYE Review: Violent Retribution, Painful Amends
"Just ignore them and they'll leave you alone;" "They're just insecure;" "Stand up for yourself and they'll go away:" Society has a lot of advice for how to deal with bullying, most of which relies on the victim of the...
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SORCERER 4K Review: Friedkin’s Fury Road
Roy Scheider goes crazy in the jungle in the 1977 epic that opened a week after 'Star Wars.' [Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com...]
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Tribeca Film Festival 2025: The Documentaries
On the documentaries of this year's Tribeca Film Festival.
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Tribeca Review: Takashi Miike’s Sham is a Clint Eastwood-Esque Courtroom Procedural
A workmanlike procedural that does more to suggest a Clint Eastwood drama than the kind of unhinged thriller one’s come to associate with great auteur Takashi Miike, Sham is surprisingly straightforward. The story follows a teacher accused of abusing a...
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Tribeca Review: It’s Dorothy! Documents 125 Years of Joy
Upon hearing the name “Dorothy” I, like most, immediately think of The Wizard of Oz. I remember watching the film when I was a kid, sitting on the couch with my family. I remember my parents calling it “a classic.”...
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Criterion in September 2025: BORN IN FLAMES Leads an Impressive Slate
Lizzie Borden's incendiary (?!) Born in Flames (1983) leads an impressive slate of films due for release from the Criterion Collection in September 2025. Because the film deserves its headlines, I'll just quote the official release: "A blistering rallying cry...
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YANUNI
(The Tribeca Festival runs June 4-15 in New York’s Tribeca neighborhood and Hammer to Nail has boots on the ground! Check out Chris Reeds’s Yanuni movie review fresh from the fest. Seen it? Join the conversation with HtN on our Letterboxd Page.) Unlike...
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The Criterion Collection’s September Lineup Features High and Low, Wes Anderson, and Spinal Tap on 4K
Likely that Criterion were developing their 4K upgrade of High and Low––a film they released so long ago that it was then subject to a “high-definition digital transfer”––well before any date was set for Spike Lee’s Highest 2 Lowest, but...
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