Martin Scorsese’s produced another great gangster movie with The Irishman, the supposed life story of a union thug who became a mafia hitman.
Author: Madison McSweeney
Lots of DIRT on Motley Crüe
Commentary, Film and TelevisionGlam metal legends Motley Crüe finally got the cinematic treatment in this year’s The Dirt.
READY OR NOT takes hide-and-seek to the next level [review]
Commentary, Film and TelevisionReady Or Not is a horror comedy about a new bride who, in order to officially join the family, must play a potentially deadly game.
FYRE: A modern twist to an old-fashioned tale
Commentary, Film and TelevisionFyre: The Greatest Party That Never Happened is an anatomy of a failed event that doubles as a scathing cultural critique.
DOCTOR SLEEP is a more-than worthy follow-up to THE SHINING
Commentary, Film and TelevisionMike Flanagan’s sequel to The Shining doesn’t just do justice to its predecessor – it’s one of the best Stephen King adaptations of recent years, a genuine horror epic sure to cement its director’s reputation as a horror auteur.
CHILD’S PLAY remake isn’t really a Chucky movie
Commentary, Film and TelevisionThis year’s Child’s Play remake should not be a Chucky movie, and it knows it.
ALWAYS BE MY MAYBE is a sweet rom-com about old friends and new beginnings [review]
Commentary, Film and TelevisionAlways Be My Maybe is a rom-com whether a “meant to be” relationship can actually work in practice.
JOKER is the anti-superhero movie we’ve been waiting for
Commentary, Film and TelevisionLet’s get one thing straight – Joker is not a superhero movie.
HOLLYWOOD fights back in Tarantino’s latest fairy tale [review]
Commentary, Film and Television, UncategorizedQuentin Tarantino’s latest is a dark fairy tale about a town that produces fictional happy endings by the hundreds while providing too few real ones.
‘Til Death
Creative Works, FictionAppears in: Horror Tree – Trembling With Fear
Release Date: Nov. 10/2019
Summary: A reluctant groom gets cold feet the day of his post-apocalyptic wedding.
Read it at Horror Tree.
Tegan and Sara @ Algonquin Commons Theatre
Arts CoverageCombing through their records while writing their coming-of-age memoir High School, indie pop duo Tegan and Sara stumbled upon old tapes of some of their earliest musical compositions.
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