You’re Out Of Order: ‘…And Justice For All’ Reviewed
In Al Pacino‘s memoir, Sonny Boy, he doesn’t spend much time on …And Justice For All other than to admit
Read moreIn Al Pacino‘s memoir, Sonny Boy, he doesn’t spend much time on …And Justice For All other than to admit
Read moreRebels and prime ministers aren’t historically known to get along. However, in their new series Red Vector, writers Tim Daniel and David
Read moreThe last thing Cristina wants is to spend her summer at a lighthouse with bad wi-fi. When it turns out
Read moreSylvia Sidney attempts to fend her way through college and prison in this striking double feature from Kino Lorber. David
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Read moreThe title of this one-shot is Magic Unleashed, but will it be Sabrina with the power or the new villain
Read moreYou’ve seen one Dracula film, you’ve seen them all… if that were the case, then there’d be no accounting for
Read moreIt’s usually not a good sign when you can find true crime movies available on a subject. In the case
Read moreAlya is a member of the royal family and next in line for the throne. Trill is a goat herder
Read moreUsually trilogies have names, like The Orphic Trilogy or The Lord of the Rings Trilogy. František Vláčil‘s does not and
Read moreAs far as lies go, finding out someone is prettier or richer than they let on is far from the
Read moreThe compulsion to remake movies that never needed to be remade is far from a modern impulse. It was happening
Read morePeople love to lament that no one answers the phone anymore, but those same people should watch Fritz Lang’s The
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Read moreFlash Gordon has been a sci-fi hero since the 1930s. Originally created by Alex Raymond, the character is being re-imagined
Read moreJazzy has grown up around brooms her whole life – it’s literally the family business. When it comes time to
Read moreIt would appear Betty and Veronica have no regrets about leaving The Archies. Having joined Jola Kitt’s band, Rock Candi,
Read moreYou wouldn’t think there’d be much for a judge to police in the jungle but somehow Judge Dredd has wound
Read moreIf you’ve ever enjoyed Criterion Channel’s Queersighted series, here’s a way you can show your appreciation: pick up curator Michael
Read moreAudie Murphy is torn between the law and outlaw/racist forces in this box set from Kino Lorber: Jesse Hibbs‘
Read moreWar… what is it good for? Not much, but it can make for some good movies, as this box set
Read moreArchie Andrews has a pretty strong moral compass, but will it be able to withstand contact with the villains of
Read moreOriginally conceived as a short film in 2019, Freddy Macdonald‘s new movie Sew Torn considers the butterfly effect a lost button
Read moreIt’s Melvin’s teenage neighbor, Myran, who first notices that people are starting to go missing in East Oakland. When one
Read moreIn 2019, journalist Ian Bailey was found guilty of killing French TV producer Sophie Toscan du Plantier. This was more than
Read moreTrans people have always existed but, while it’s one thing to say that, it’s another to be able to point
Read moreThe Loud family have always been loud. They’ve also always included members of the LGBTQIA+ community, but for Pride month
Read moreEveryone needs time off, yet it’s one thing Nina isn’t allowed to have in Ileana Surducan‘s graphic novel, The Lost
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Read moreIn the same way that you always hope they’ll be an encore at concerts, it’s been two years since Birdcage
Read moreSome of the best films open with funerals: Harold and Maude, Travels with My Aunt. Douglas Hickox‘s Entertaining Mr. Sloane
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