Jodie Foster meant well with this movie. She wanted to help, but it didn’t exactly work that way.
Jodie Foster meant well with this movie. She wanted to help, but it didn’t exactly work that way.
Should a competent movie about the most incompetent movie of all-time be called a success?
A fragmented and challenging novel from the French professor, but one that reveals the audience to itself as much as it reveals its characters.
Kanye West should inherit the mailman nickname from Karl Malone, because he always delivers.
Read an exclusive excerpt from Seb Doubinsky’s upcoming novel Missing Signal. A Meerkat Press novel. It will be available on August 28, 2018.
52 years after its release, Michelangelo Antonioni’s Blow-Up has a thing or two to teach the world still.
Doubinsky’s greatest talent is on display here: he’s remapping the way you think about the world.
Crash is the novel about people fucking in car crashes. It’s disturbing, low-key terrifying and prescient.
This movie flopped not because it questioned Steve Jobs’ character, but because it questioned way more than that.
When you’ve seen this Crash, it’s impossible to mistake it for the other movie of the same name.
Kanye West finds new and exciting way to be confronting with every album and Ye is not exception.
Finally had a revenge both with a movie that scared me into sleeping with the lights on, many years ago.
I was ready to hate on that movie hard, but it was spirited horror like I haven’t seen in some time in mainstream cinema.
Pusha T is back. But Kanye West is also back. And Daytona is monumental.
Evil Genius is not all that evil, but it offers an interesting spin on a crime that is too often still romanticized,
I liked Deadpool, but wasn’t sure it had anything left to offer. Boy, was I ever wrong about that.
A goofy monster movie at best. An ill-fated attempt at branding a new horror franchise at worse. Nightbreed is somewhere it between and it’s pretty entertaining for reasons that are both good and bad.
Metallica’s best-selling album is also the turning point in their career, ushering an era of heavy criticism and doubt
Cabal is one of Clive Barker’s most reputable books, but is it because it’s good or just more accessible?
