Top 5 Unsung Cult Classics
It can be hard to definitively assess what makes a film stand the test of time. One might assume that …
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EIGHTH GRADE: Divided Attention
Comedian Bo Burnham writes and directs his debut feature Eighth Grade which channels the well-trodden components of the coming-of-age genre, …
THE KING OF COMEDY: Scorsese’s Underdog
Perhaps one of the most talked about aspects of Martin Scorsese’s The King of Comedy (1982) is the fact that …
RAW: Food for Thought
Julia Ducournau’s debut French Language horror Raw fully delves into a world of compromised values, reprehensible university initiations…and cannibalism. The …
BEAST: A Bold and Striking Debut
After the astounding attention to detail and visceral imagery displayed in short films such as Rite (2010) and Keeping Up …
BLUE VELVET: Lynch’s Finest Hour
From the moment those velvet curtains are lifted and we descend into the painfully idyllic suburbs, it is clear that …
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