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Two years ago, Sebastian Stan headlined a film about U.S. President Donald Trump that chronicled the controversial figure’s rise to power and malevolence under the watchful guise and with the support of an enigmatic figure in the shadows, Jeremy Strong’s Roy Cohn. Now, filmmaker Olivier Assayas tells a similar story of a dictator’s rise to
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The narrative surrounding Curry Barker’s Obsession is almost as interesting as the movie itself. Barker, a YouTuber known for comedy and horror content, wrote and directed a film made for under $1 million that is now emerging as a surprise box-office phenomenon. With minimal sets, a small cast, and a deceptively simple premise, Barker builds
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The Mandalorian and Grogu: The BRWC Review. By Jake Peffer. It’s been seven years since the last time a Star Wars movie hit the big screen. After The Rise of Skywalker premiered in 2019 and was met with lukewarm reception, Disney decided to shift their focus for Star Wars. Over the last seven years the franchise has
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Fuze: Review. By Deniz Arslan. I had never really spent much time thinking about David Mackenzie. I mean, while I’m not a huge admirer of his cinema, I don’t dislike him either. His films simply never left much of an impression on me. Movies like Hell or High Water (2016) and Starred Up (2013) were
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Action movies promise larger-than-life stars and even bigger explosions. There is an indefinable coolness of the hyper-serious assassin walking away from the carnage of a set piece and delivering a one-liner. Think Rambo: First Blood Part II, Die Hard, or any number of Arnold Schwarzenegger classics from the 80s. That action-movie coolness carried well into
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