You have seen monster movies. You have seen horror flicks, and apocalypse films. Heck, you’ve even seen horror-apocalypse monster films.
The aftershock of the Oklahoma City Bombing is still felt today.
It’s April 2014, and the NBA playoffs have begun, capturing everyone’s attention. However, TMZ released the audio recording of the decade: an NBA owner discrediting a race that makes up most of the team.
The new documentary Route to Connection by Emmy-winning filmmaker Eve Van Dyke premiered in LA, after its debut at the Tribeca Film Festival, and it talks about closing the digital divide in the US.
If there’s any director who I can trust to take another stab at their work, it’s Yasujirō Ozu.
On June 8th, director, David Fortune debuted Color Book at the Tribeca Film Festival, where the theme was Untold Stories. This heartfelt story is an emotional drama which sets place in the suburbs of Atlanta.
Back in March, we were invited to Pixar Animation Studios, where the team was hard at work on the final touches of Inside Out 2. Visiting the studio on my very first press trip, I was assigned to the “Anxiety” group (how fitting!), joining other journalists for an exclusive, behind-the-scenes look at the making of the highly anticipated sequel.
With a name as revered as M. Night Shyamalan, any movie that carries his name has a certain expectation of mystery, fear, and plot twists beyond comprehension.
Thursday night at Metrograph on the Lower East Side, A24 celebrated the New York premiere of TUESDAY, a masterpiece film written and directed by Daina O. Pusić. Starring Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Lola Petticrew, TUESDAY takes on the fear of death, the anxiety of identity, the prevalence of humor in darkness, and the incredible pain often accompanying the deepest love.
The “Bad Boys” are back, and they’ve delivered an exhilarating ride once again. With action-packed scenes, enthralling moments, and heartfelt emotions, Will Smith and Martin Lawrence have knocked it out of the park with their latest installment, Bad Boys Ride or Die.