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Additional Thoughts on It: Chapter Two

[SPOILERS BELOW! You have been warned.] I know it’s faithful to the source material, but Muschietti really shouldn’t have brought back...

Zen and the Art of Playing Hollow Knight

Not to get excessively sentimental or philosophical, but I had a rather profound epiphany today—triggered by, of all things, a video...

The Poetry of Violence: House of Bamboo

I’ve decided to revisit my House of Bamboo review because I somehow forgot to mention that it features one of the most realistically...

Review: Flesh+Blood

Following Rutger Hauer’s death earlier this year, I bought several of his more obscure films, and tonight, I finally got around to...

Why Elysium Works

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: Looper is a great science fiction film because it uses time travel as a prop rather than...

Review: Wait Until Dark

Nowadays, Wait Until Dark is seldom ranked among the best thrillers ever made, even though it absolutely earns a spot on such a list....

Review: Tokyo! and House of Bamboo

“Tokyo Stories”, Japan Society’s special showcase of Japanese movies made by foreigners, has entered its final weekend. Despite my...

Review: Knives Out

[The following review contains minor SPOILERS; you have been warned!] Knives Out is about as far from a conventional murder mystery as...

Review: Frozen

There are plenty of delicious morsels to savor in Frozen, Disney’s latest animated offering: the heartwarming central theme, which argues...

Review: Frozen 2

Frozen 2 is nothing short of miraculous. In many ways, its predecessor became a victim of its own success; after it smashed every...

Review: Doctor Sleep

Sometimes, trauma leaves behind a shadow—a specter that hounds you throughout the rest of your life. Deny it, avoid it, run from it all...

Review: The Host

Over a decade before Parasite earned him near universal critical acclaim and made him top contender for Best Foreign Language Film at the...

Review: The Irishman

[The following review contains SPOILERS; you have been warned!] If the poetry of violence is a language in and of itself, then Martin...

Review: A Class to Remember

For the past three weeks, Film Forum has been running a special program of rare (and, in many cases, never before imported) Japanese...

Review: Depraved

Many classic “midnight movies” inhabit the gray area between art and schlock, and Glass Eye Pix’s Depraved is no exception; indeed, this...

Review: Parasite

[Minor SPOILERS below; you have been warned!] Finally caught a screening of Parasite. Like many South Korean movies, this dark comedy is...

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