Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood, and the way Tarantino built his ending
So a new Tarantino film (“The ninth film by Quentin Tarantino”) has smashed into theaters once again, eh? For myself and I think ...
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Preacher is the best show you should have watched
In less than one week, Preacher will start its final season. For some, they couldn’t be more excited to see how the story ...
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Deep Analysis: Only God Forgives
When an artist breaks through into the mainstream, their next move is often observed as critical. For someone established-but-niche, do they incorporate new, ...
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The Uncanny Valley is just lazy production design
On Thursday, July 18th, all of the eyes of nerd culture should have been turned towards San Diego Comic-Con. What has been known ...
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Every Disney live-action movie, ranked
It was Alice in Wonderland that changed it all. The Johnny Depp-led film was a stunning and massive box office success for Disney that ...
Grace Jones was a brilliant, young black woman who rolled her eyes at James Bond well before Bond 25
Over the weekend the internet went a little crazy with some news that Lashana Lynch would be playing 007. Of course, the trolls ...
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Beyond the Valley of the Dolls is now the best Disney movie
It seems as the more time passes, the closer we get to Disney controlling most of the free world. That may seem like ...
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C What’s Good: What to watch on the Criterion Channel for July 2019
C What’s Good is the monthly follow-up piece to our C What’s On round-up of the Criterion Channel’s monthly programming. Leaping off of the hard ...
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An autopsy of the Marvel/Netflix shows
With Disney+ looming over all other streaming services, it was only inevitable that the Marvel/Netflix shows would meet their end. With the slow ...
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No way Ansel Elgort and his Converse compete with the original West Side Story
Flixist readers, you are in for an absolute treat (re: tragedy) because today I get to write a little history lesson. The first ...
Bo Burnham: comedy in the age of anxiety
There is something undeniably addictive about Bo Burnham’s work, and watching Eighth Grade only deepened my appreciation for him. He intrigues and saddens ...
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Deep Analysis: The Wolverine is the most underrated superhero movie made
In the ever growing collection of superhero movies there are plenty of classics that people will talk about, and with Dark Phoenix firmly not ...