First trailer for Coen brothers’ The Ballad of Buster Scruggs brings us them back to the wild west
If there is one thing the Coen brothers knock out of the park (and there are many things they knock out of the ...
Tag: Westerns
Reviews
Review: Let the Corpses Tan
From its eye-catching classic poster, to its high-noon soundtrack and a sweeping vista, Let the Corpses Tan gives the impression of a modern ...
Reviews
Fantasia 2018 Review: Five Fingers for Marseilles
Five self-appointed protectors watch over the railroad town of Marseilles. They ride through rolling parries, the rock faces of mountains filling the background. ...
Trailers
First trailer for The Sisters Brothers brings stellar cast to dark comedy western
I am always up for a new take on the westerns, and having Jacques Audiard direct The Sisters Brothers is a good way to get ...
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Review: Solo: A Star Wars Story
When Disney started rolling out their plans a long time ago for damn near every character in the Star Wars universe to have ...
SXSW Review: Prospect
Prospect is marketed as a horror film. A sci-fi film too. Before I saw it, another SXSW attendee told me, “Yes, it’s those things, ...
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Review: The Dark Tower
If you’ve read Stephen King’s prolific Dark Tower saga you know it’s a weird, wonderful, flawed, brilliant, mess of an epic that touches so many ...
Trailers
The Dark Tower receives another trailer, still has a tower
Okay, no, Andy Serkis is not actually playing the tower, much to my own disappointment. Though, I’m sure if he did, there’d be ...
Trailers
The Dark Tower receives its first trailer
First, if you haven’t read Stephen King’s The Dark Tower series go and do that. It’s fantastic, and his greatest undertaking as a writer. It’s ...
Review: Tampopo
Prior to this week, the last time I saw Juzo Itami’s 1985 food comedy Tampopo was in the mid-90s. I remembered so little ...
Quirky cult Japanese food comedy Tampopo getting 4k restoration and theatrical rerelease
To paraphrase Roger Ebert, Juzo Itami’s 1985 Japanese comedy Tampopo seems to exist outside of traditional categories. It’s a movie I remember enjoying ...