2018 was not only a great years for movies, it was a great year for diverse voices in film.
HorroRemakes: The Hauntings of Hill House
There have been three adaptations of Shirley Jackson’s beloved novel, Mark looks at why two soared while the other failed.
Appearances Can Be Deceptive: The Coen Brothers' Burn After Reading
10 years later, the Coens take on the spy genre remains a solid follow-up to their Oscar-winning achievement.
A Goodbye Letter to MoviePass
As the theater subscription service flails and members flee, we bid this experiment a (somewhat) fond farewell.
Only the Worthy: Ron Howard's Langdon Trilogy
A look at Ron Howard’s trio of adaptations of Dan Brown’s bestselling novels.
"What a Beautiful Creature" : Wes Anderson's The Fantastic Mr. Fox
The Fantastic Mr. Fox might just be Anderson's liveliest picture.
Marathoning Movies for the Modern Man: Black Panther
Black Panther finally hits theaters this weekend! Here's what you should watch to prepare.
A Different Kind of Love: Spring (2014)
A Lovecraftian love story of beginnings and endings and how they tie together.
Mark's Top Ten Movies of 2017
It's been a great year for movies, and Mark lays out what connected with him the most.
Oscars Double Feature: Dunkirk & Saving Private Ryan
Two Oscar nominated war films that approach the subject in vastly different ways.
Destiny Is in Our Paws: Cats & Dogs (2001)
We take a look back at this earlier CG/live-action hybrid in anticipation of Paddington 2.
Noirvember Files: Brick (2005)
Rian Johnson's debut feature film is more classically noir than high-school story.
Marathoning Marvel For The Modern Man: Thor: Ragnarok
An essential primer for Thor's latest outing.
One Trick Pony: Darren Aronofsky's The Wrestler
Mickey Rourke IS Randy The Ram in Aronofsky's stirring drama.
No Free Rides, No Excuses: Stand and Deliver (1988)
This iconic film, played in high school's nationwide, deserves a second look.
Adapting the Unadaptable: Lego, Angry Birds, and The Emoji Movie
Mark looks at three adaptations of seemingly unadaptable properties, all with different levels of success.
Revisiting An Inconvenient Truth
Over a decade later, and with An Inconvenient Sequel on its way, we take a look back at Al Gore's global warming documentary.