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The Definitive Ranking of All the Live-Action Star Wars
The Definitive Ranking of All the Live-Action Star Wars
Excluding the made-for-TV movies
Eric Pierce
Oct 16
Pulp Fiction: 30 Years On
Pulp Fiction: 30 Years On
Still Quentin Tarantino’s greatest film
Simon Dillon
Oct 15
Book Censors Shift Their Attacks to Little Free Libraries
Book Censors Shift Their Attacks to Little Free Libraries
It’s a new arena in the battle over intellectual freedom
Paul Combs
Oct 6
5 Film Villains That Scared Me The Most As a Child
5 Film Villains That Scared Me The Most As a Child
You’re suspecting correctly: most of them are fairly embarrassing
MVW Encyclopedia
Oct 16
“Let’s Hurt Someone” — Dark Deeds Seen In the Company of Men
“Let’s Hurt Someone” — Dark Deeds Seen In the Company of Men
Neil LaBute’s debut feature remains a blistering indictment of feral masculinity
James AG (Ya'akov ben Avraham v'Sarah)
Oct 16
The Book That Terrified Me Most: ‘And Then There Were None’
The Book That Terrified Me Most: ‘And Then There Were None’
Ten strangers, one island, and a countdown to fear
Syed Zain
Oct 15
Why SuperFan Focus Groups Won’t Solve Toxic Fandom
Why SuperFan Focus Groups Won’t Solve Toxic Fandom
It’s not about being a “true fan” anymore
Shelby Fielding
Oct 15
‘Us’ Is a Masterful Horror and Racial Allegory
‘Us’ Is a Masterful Horror and Racial Allegory
Five years later, Jordan Peele’s second horror outing stands as one of the most innovative and shocking horror movies of a generation
Ben Ulansey
Oct 14
The Beatles Cinematic Universe
The Beatles Cinematic Universe
A selective jaunt through the narrative film offerings.
Monia Ali
Oct 14
The Book That Terrified Me Most: ‘The Shining’
The Book That Terrified Me Most: ‘The Shining’
Some scars never heal
Paul Combs
Oct 14
Fill Your Heart (and Stomach) at Rokuhoudou
Fill Your Heart (and Stomach) at Rokuhoudou
A Japanese television series that hides a deep message beneath its fluff
C.S. Voll
Oct 13
The First Film Based on the ‘Titanic’ Disaster
The First Film Based on the ‘Titanic’ Disaster
Released a month after the sinking, this film sparked controversy
Alan Corley
Oct 13
The Book That Terrified Me Most as a Child: ‘Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark’
The Book That Terrified Me Most as a Child: ‘Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark’
It’s finally fall, and you know what that means! Popular hallmarks of the season include enjoying the crisp air, watching the falling…
Samantha Alves
Oct 13
‘Get Out’ Stands as One of the Most Important Horror Movies Ever Made
‘Get Out’ Stands as One of the Most Important Horror Movies Ever Made
Jordan Peele’s directorial debut is a timeless horror classic about racial bias
Ben Ulansey
Oct 12
‘Sunset Boulevard’ & ‘The Substance’: The Tragedy of The Aging Woman
‘Sunset Boulevard’ & ‘The Substance’: The Tragedy of The Aging Woman
Billy Wilder’s 1950 classic Sunset Boulevard frames its female lead, screen diva Norma Desmond, as a tragic heroine of sorts. Once…
Martine Nyx
Oct 12
The Aisle Seat: ‘Joker: Folie à Deux’ is a Folly, Alright
The Aisle Seat: ‘Joker: Folie à Deux’ is a Folly, Alright
A sequel to the 2019 hit makes bad choices with a flailing script that tries again to break the rules of comic book movies.
Thomas Burchfield
Oct 12
Empty Depths: Why ‘Animal Well’ Falls Short of Its Potential
Empty Depths: Why ‘Animal Well’ Falls Short of Its Potential
Exploration without purpose or heart
Henrik Ståhl
Oct 11
Quantifying ‘The Kevin Bacon Game’: A Statistical Exploration of Hollywood’s Most Connected Actors
Quantifying ‘The Kevin Bacon Game’: A Statistical Exploration of Hollywood’s Most Connected Actors
Examining ‘Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon’ and its statistical underpinnings.
Daniel Parris
Oct 11
The Book That Terrified Me Most: The Fisherman by John Langan
The Book That Terrified Me Most: The Fisherman by John Langan
When grief makes your blood run cold
Tsopping Block
Oct 11
‘Bad Genius’ is a Conscientious Eat-the-Rich Heist Movie with Moral Integrity
‘Bad Genius’ is a Conscientious Eat-the-Rich Heist Movie with Moral Integrity
A perhaps unnecessary but still satisfying remake of the Thai smash hit
Akos Peterbencze
Oct 10
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