David discusses the “sense of loss” at the heart of The Wave and other disaster movies like it.
On Screen Projection: Kill Bill
Revenge is never a straight line and Kill Bill proves it.
For Fresh Eyes Only: The Spy Who Loved Me
I’ve heard of The Spy Who DUMPED Me, but The Spy Who LOVED Me???
Blood Lust: Illuminating Perspectives in Let the Right One In
In the latest Blood Lust, Alejandra grapples with gender identity and otherness as represented in LET THE RIGHT ONE IN.
For Fresh Eyes Only: The Man With The Golden Gun
Marcus continues his marathon of James Bond movies with THE MAN WITH THE GOLDEN GUN, starring an old favorite, Christopher Lee.
The Best of the Best: David Fincher's Se7en
Fincher’s grim serial killer masterpiece remains his best.
For Fresh Eyes Only: Live and Let Die
Moore, Moore, Moore. How does Marcus like it?
Blood Lust: Family and Self-Rejection in Interview with the Vampire
Even centuries’ old vampires have family issues.
For Fresh Eyes Only: Diamonds Are Forever
Connery returned for this campy entry in the Bond series which Marcus found lacking to say the least.
Blood Lust: A Primer on Queerness in the Vampire Genre
We’re here to quench your thirst by presenting an thrilling new column.
Talk Film Society - Seal of Approval: Us
We’ve got 5 on it.
For Fresh Eyes Only: On Her Majesty’s Secret Service
It’s one-and-done time for Mr. George Lazenby in one of the best Bond films.
For Fresh Eyes Only: Casino Royale (1967)
The first detour of For Fresh Eyes Only leads to a dead end.
Overlooked & Underseen: Byzantium (2013)
Neil Jordan’s female focused vampire drama starring Saoirse Ronan is definitely worth seeking out.
Overlooked & Underseen: The House that Screamed (1969)
In the mood for a gothic slowburner set in a girls private school?
For Fresh Eyes Only: You Only Live Twice (1967)
Ernst Stavro Blofield. What a cool name.
Overlooked & Underseen: Camille 2000 (1969)
What could’ve been just another softcore porn movie, turns out to be a dazzling piece of filmmaking.
Beginner’s Guide to Alfred Hitchcock: Family Plot (1976)
The final installment of our long running column aptly finds Manish exploring Hitch’s final film, this black comedy starring Bruce Dern and Karen Black.
Overlooked & Underseen: State of Grace (1990)
A film buried by the release of Goodfellas deserves to have its due 29 years later.
For Fresh Eyes Only: Thunderball (1965)
Marcus heads to the Caribbean and the underwater Thunderball.