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Miles Warren’s feature debut “Bruiser” feels like a notable announcement of some major talent, but I worry that it will go unheard as it’s buried on Hulu today. It’s a film that’s a little rough around...

Christoph Waltz entered into a type of Faustian agreement a few years ago when he won two Oscars from two Quentin Tarantino movies, playing the kind of character who turns the trait “inquisitive” into a threat....

After the surrealist Luis Buñuel left for Mexico and before Pedro Almodóvar’s knowing and gorgeously kitschy post-classicism, Carlos Saura was the man whose work stood in for Spain on the world stage, who had to wrench...

The nameless narrator of Claire Keegan’s award-winning 2015 short story Foster is a little girl, living in rural Ireland, sent to stay with relatives she’s never met while her mother has yet another baby. Too many mouths...

We are pleased to offer an excerpt from a recent issue of the online magazine Bright Wall/Dark Room. The theme for their January issue was “The Best of 2022,” and in addition to Nicholas Russell’s piece below on James...

It’s hard to believe there will be a more divisive game of 2023 than “Hogwarts Legacy,” and it’s got little to do with the game itself. The game has become a talking point for trans rights,...

In an entertainment climate that relies on viewers’ nostalgia, the comedy revival trend has existed for quite some time. With shows like “iCarly,” “That ’90s Show,” “Night Court,” etc. making their rounds, none of them have compared...

Last month, one of the most surprising Oscar nominees was “A House Made of Splinters,” a film that edged out some strong contenders in the Best Documentary category and is getting a VOD and limited theatrical...

Oliver Wood, who died over the weekend at 80, was one of the most accomplished and inventive cinematographers of genre film and TV—the kind of artist whose name on a poster assured viewers that a movie...

Like the characters they created, the Brontë siblings have fascinated readers for almost two centuries.  Three sisters and a brother, the children of a widowed Yorkshire clergyman, had a restricted, insular upbringing surrounded by the wild moors....