By William Dass
Our purpose is more than maintaining the machinery of our lives. Christmas compels us to remember that we need real, human connections. We look at how Hugo offers that Christmas feeling.
We look back at Planes, Trains & Automobiles on its thirtieth anniversary and how John Hughes’ masterpiece brilliantly skewers cynicism and self-righteous indignation.
We chat with writer and director Tyler MacIntyre about high school chemistry, exploding heads, and why a female-driven high school slasher is so important.
“Christ, you think they’d put an airline bomber on a bus or a train.” This wonderful piece of dialogue and more as we look back at Passenger 57 on its 25th anniversary.
You should always be yourself. And yourself should always be a World War I Flying Ace.
We chat with writer and director Chris Peckover about hammers to the face, subverting archetypes, and evolving our approach to messaging.
Time Loop madness: making right what will have once gone wrong.
We’ve been visited from the future with some thoughts about the latest attempt to keep the ‘Terminator’ franchise alive.
Are you there God? It’s me, Nelson. I’m mostly dead now. What did it all mean! What was it all for?
