Oscar Watch 2023: American Fiction
Despite its recent nomination for Best Picture, I haven’t heard a peep about American Fiction online. I knew next to nothing about it ...
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Review: Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire
Can I just level with everyone for a minute? So far, I’ve seen well over a dozen movies this year and most of ...
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Oscar Watch 2023: Past Lives
Over the past year or two, Flixist hasn’t been as prolific as it once was. We were never a massive site rolling in ...
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Oscar Watch 2023: Poor Things
While I wouldn’t say that any of us at Flixist are big Yorgos Lanthimos fans, we’re all familiar with the films he has ...
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Review: Imaginary
By this point in our lives, we should all know what to expect from Blumhouse as a production company. Most of its offerings ...
Review: Love Lies Bleeding
Sex, drugs, lesbians, muscles: Love Lies Bleeding is a film that knows what it is and who it’s for. Rose Glass’s latest feature ...
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One Percenter is an in-depth musing on the nature of action stars
Disclaimer: On the very day I put the finishing touches on this draft, a rather informative thread from Japanese film critic Tom Mes ...
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Review: All of Us Strangers
A man sits alone in his flat stories above the ground. The window reveals a city teeming with life, but the man can’t ...
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Review: Drive-Away Dolls
Drive-Away Dolls, Ethan Coen’s first directorial venture without his brother Joel, was one of my most anticipated films of 2024. A lesbian road ...
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Review: She Is Conann
Epic stories of tragic heroes rising to great power or making arduous journeys have long fueled the action and fantasy genres. From Ancient ...
Review: Lisa Frankenstein
I’m a sucker for classic monster movies. There’s something undefinable about the genre that always keeps me glued to the screen. There’s a ...
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Review: Argylle
2024 has gotten off to a rough start. January barely had any notable releases outside of a mediocre remake of a comedy classic, ...