Earwig and the Witch is the latest offering from beloved Japanese animation house Studio Ghibli. More importantly, it represents a major shift in the company’s output in that it is a CG-animated film. It is, however, not the first time […]
We all know that this Halloween will not look like other Halloweens from years past. And yet, the month of October waits for us all the same. It is about time we put the spirit of Halloween back into that […]
We all know that this Halloween will not look like other Halloweens from years past. And yet, the month of October waits for us all the same. It is about time we put the spirit of Halloween back into that […]
We all know that this Halloween will not look like other Halloweens from years past. And yet, the month of October waits for us all the same. It is about time we put the spirit of Halloween back into that […]
I remember the trailer for Antebellum dropping and being so captivated by the premise. The film seemed like it would be a terrifying Tilt-A-Whirl oscillating between past and present, making connections between the different ways racism has evolved in American […]
On the 10th anniversary of Satoshi Kon’s passing, we look back at a legendary director’s magnum opus.
One thing I love about movies is that you can define a lifetime by what you were watching, where, and with who. Fans of a genre, actor, or director can pinpoint the lineage of their love through the order in […]
Delicious and deranged, this drama serves up tragedy on a stylish platter.
Camp is all about “artifice and exaggeration”, using aesthetics to elicit a certain strange sensibility. No one says it better than Susan Sontag in her essay “Notes On Camp”, an essential reading that breaks down camp far more thoroughly than […]
