Last year's Sundance captivated audiences with Sean Ellis's newest film Eight For Silver, the visually stunning and atmospherically rich entry into pop culture's werewolf movie catalogue, and offered a fresh and exciting glimpse into a subgenre that has inspired filmmakers for decades. Over a year later the film is finally released with a new cut … Continue reading The Cursed Review: Not Your Grandma’s Werewolf Movie
Guillermo del Toro's newest film Nightmare Alley is a darkly-twisted look into morality and social class in a way that has never quite been done before. This is exactly what I expected from the film but somehow it still completely differed from my expectations in the best possible way. I was waiting for something like … Continue reading Nightmare Alley Review: Slow Burn Alley
The stockings were hung by the chimney with care in hopes that Lady Diana soon would be there. Spoiler alert: she won't. Our first glimpse of the Princess introduces us to her as lost. Lost, indeed she is. Physically, she can't find Sandringham Estate where the rest of the royal family anxiously awaits her arrival. … Continue reading Spencer Review: Lady Diana visits the Overlook Hotel
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