For the third year in a row, I’m taking a brief look at the careers of every actor nominated for an Oscar this year. Below I pick my favo...

As is my tradition (albeit one started by Alex from Time for a Film ), here is my list of my favorite films from 2015 that Rotten Tomatoe...

I’m happy to say that this list contains 20 performances, which is five more than my list of my favorite male performances from 2015. The...

Here is a selection of the best male performances I saw in 2015. There were, of course, many more to choose from, so do feel free to list...

For the past several weeks, I’ve silently observed heated debates about the past year in cinema. Those who attest that 2015 was an uncomm...

For the past several weeks, I’ve made my way through every film Quentin Tarantino has written and directed, highlighting my favorite aspe...

Inglourious Basterds marks Quentin Tarantino’s evolution into what he refers to as lyrical filmmaking. In QT’s words, Basterds , Django ...

Many dug it and many loathed it; such is the lasting fate of Quentin Tarantino’s most experimental film, Death Proof . The film, packaged...

Few actors are as equally menacing as they are hilarious. And ever fewer make you want to revisit their work again and again (and again, ...

To watch the second volume of a film is to compare it to the first. Rarely are The Godfather and The Godfather Part II mentioned in the...

Kill Bill: Vol. 1 is best known, at least by Quentin Tarantino himself, as Tarantino’s first Movie Movie Universe film. To explain. Tara...

My countdown to Quentin Tarantino’s The Hateful Eight continues with a dissection of Jackie Brown . Jackie Brown could very well be Tar...

Gaspar Noé is the most polarizing film director currently in the game. He makes uncommonly challenging and profane works. For more than a...

The Hateful Eight countdown continues as I dive into my second favorite film of all time, Quentin Tarantino’s Pulp Fiction . I absolutel...

Victoria is a very, very good film about people who make very, very poor decisions. And that’s okay. Really, it’s okay to watch a movie ...