H Categories Anniversaries Features Movies October 21, 2022 Halloween III: Season of the Witch at 40: A radical departure from its predecessors, for better and worse Even in its weakest moments, it’s hard not to root for Season of the Witch’s unique take on what a Halloween movie can be.
T Categories Anniversaries Features Movies September 27, 2022 The Ice Storm at 25: a bleak domestic drama that still chills the bones Ang Lee’s adaptation of Rick Moody’s novel made suburban sex and infidelity more depressing than titillating.
S Categories Anniversaries Features Movies September 18, 2022 Singles at 30: a sweet & sadly forgotten look at Gen X romance A look back at Cameron Crowe’s charming ensemble comedy about love in the grunge era.
& Categories Reviews September 10, 2022 “He’s An Artist!” Pink Floyd: The Wall at 40 Alan Parker's psychedelic edifice to the music of Pink Floyd is just as gripping and relevant as it was four decades ago.
& Categories Anniversaries Features Movies August 29, 2022 “‘Like Unbeatable’ Is Not Unbeatable!” The 30th Anniversary of A Honeymoon in Vegas The 90s romcom gives viewers a chance to appreciate an underrated tool in James Caan's repertoire and too infrequently mentioned comedic screenwriter/director.
N Categories Anniversaries July 31, 2022 Night Shift at 40: Michael Keaton shines and Ron Howard gets wonderfully zany Night Shift, Ron Howard's Michael Keaton-star-making mortuary-set sex comedy, is unlike anything he's made in quite some time.
“ Categories Anniversaries Movies July 10, 2022 “They Haven’t Built A Circuit That Could Hold You!” Tron at 40 A look back at the notorious sci-fi bomb that ended up becoming one of the most influential movies in the genre.
T Categories Anniversaries Movies June 3, 2022 The Untouchables at 35: Mucking with the Gs We look back at Brian De Palma's rapturous crime thriller, one of his most invigorating grasps at mainstream success.
S Categories Anniversaries Movies Reviews June 3, 2022 Smokey and the Bandit at 45:”What the hell is the world coming to?” Hal Needham's good-old-boy romp is still as silly and dumb and charming as it was nearly a half-century ago.
& Categories Anniversaries Movies May 17, 2022 “Day in, day out”: Control at 15 and loss of the self Anton Corbijn's biopic of Joy Division singer Ian Curtis remains a tactful, fearfully accurate depiction of life while suicidal.
