Preview: ‘Maze Runner: The Death Cure’ Looks Like the Thrilling Conclusion the Series Needs.
The final part in Wes Ball’s adaptation of the trilogy of young adult novels by James Dashner, Maze Runner: The Death Cure sees Thomas (Dylan...
Author: Paul Salt
Why ‘Red Sparrow’ Starring Jennifer Lawrence has Us Excited. And It’s Not Just About THAT Bathing Suit
The director of the last three Hunger Games films reunites with Jennifer Lawrence for an erotic revenge thriller. The star-studded cast also includes Joel Edgerton, Matthias...
On the Red Carpet with the Stars of ‘Three Billboards Outside of Ebbing Missouri’
Three Billboards Outside of Ebbing Missouri is the new film from In Bruges director Martin McDonagh. The film concerns a mother’s attempt to find justice...
‘The Shape of Water’ Review: Embrace the Weird. Del Toro Delivers a Unique Piece of Water-Erotica
Guillermo Del Toro’s new film is a romance monster movie. Sally Hawkins plays Eliza, a mute woman who works as a cleaner at a laboratory....
Roller Dancing, Race Riots and the Gentrification of LA’s Venice Beach. We Talk to the Creative Team Behind ‘Roller Dreams’
For decades Venice Beach was the place in Los Angeles where black youths could go to express themselves through the extraordinary medium of roller dancing....
‘Justice League’ Review: Hot Mess or Hot Stuff?
Production issues in big budget movies are to be expected, but nobody wears their problems on their sleeves like DC. I couldn’t help but recall...
‘Murder on the Orient Express’ review: Can it be as Twisty as Poirot’s Moustache?
What’s the point in a murder mystery where everyone knows who did it? This is the hurdle that Murder on the Orient Express must clear....
‘Silence of the Lambs’ Q & A with Jodie Foster, From the BFI
Recently, I saw a special screening of The Silence of the Lambs with a Q&A session with Jodie Foster. The BFI were kind enough to...
‘Jigsaw’ Review: More Saw with all the Flaws.
A new game begins! Though it’s really more like an expansion pack. Same rules, same feel, just a few new features. Jigsaw picks up ten...
‘The Death of Stalin’ Review: Iannucci’s Dark Political Comedy Scores Big Laughs
Armando Iannucci’s excellent new film opens with a fabulous statement of purpose. On the last night of Joseph Stalin’s life he signs that night’s death...