• Why Great Directors Sometimes Make Terrible Movies

    Nobody is perfect, especially when discussing the notion of a masterful director. Though some directors haven’t made a bad film, there are countless examples of great directors who eventually stumble into making a terrible movie—some of which never recover. […]

    Dec 26, 2021
    Joseph Morganti
  • Spencer (2021) (Review)

    Kristen Stewart proves to be one of the most versatile and appealing actors with 2021’s Spencer, an immaculate yet patient film regarding mental illness, abuse, and the Royal Family. Biopics present the challenge of relying on historical accuracy while […]

    Dec 18, 2021
    Joseph Morganti
  • The Evolution of Sci-Fi in Film

    Science fiction, also known as sci-fi, broke ground in the 1970s and 1980s for creating worlds not thought possible—an area of the possibility to experience moving forward. Though sci-fi is nowhere near the scale it once was, the genre […]

    Dec 9, 2021
    Joseph Morganti
  • Quentin Tarantino: Worst to Best

    No matter a person’s background or appreciation in cinema, one cannot deny the luminosity and innovative qualities Quentin Tarantino presented throughout his career. Primarily known for his distinctive dialogue and use of violence, Tarantino has made some of the […]

    Dec 1, 2021
    Joseph Morganti
  • The Worrisome Nature of Great Films Bombing at the Box Office

    As elitist and entitled as it is to claim movies aren’t as great as they once were, there is some truth in a sense with the mainstream. Though plenty of excellent films are still being made, the risk and […]

    Nov 23, 2021
    Joseph Morganti
  • Pig (2021) (Review)

    Nicholas Cage has reinvented himself in recent memory, proving himself to be a masterful actor if presented in the proper role, with Pig being his best performance in years. If I told you right after the Wicker Man came […]

    Nov 12, 2021
    Joseph Morganti
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