Everyone seems to have a different method of defining what a spiritual sequel is, but to me, a spiritual sequel is a film that somehow cle...

Julianne Moore is one of the finest actors working today. Which made writing this post so difficult. Truly, as I made my way back through ...

As far as my film tastes are concerned, Taxi Driver is the one. The boss of it all. The best of the best. I saw Martin Scorsese’s urban m...

Keith Davis is expert at sticking out amongst an ensemble. Many of the actor’s film and television roles (he has an astounding 287 credits...

I’ve been afraid to cover John Carpenter in this column. Years ago, as I made my way through Carpenter’s films, I realized I did not like ...

In my experience, when you go through something horrific, it stays with you in flashes. We all carry trauma differently, of course, but ho...

I began my review for Steven Soderbergh’s latest film, the genre thriller, Unsane , by describing the three-shot rule Soderbergh holds him...

What’s in a shot? More specifically, what’s in the three opening shots of a film? Steven Soderbergh holds all filmmakers (himself especial...

Happy End is as sparse, cold, and detached as anything Michale Haneke has made. If you’re familiar with the Austrian director’s body of w...

I love everything about Martin Scorsese’s crime saga, Casino . So much, in fact, that this is the longest “No One Talks About” post I’ve d...

What a long, great, twisty career Marisa Tomei has had. She started in the sitcom world, took a while to find her footing in film, won an ...

This article ran as part of this year’s LAMB Devours the Oscars series. In a rare change of pace for Oscar discussion, a technical awa...

John Malkovich is a name so synonymous with strange, or disturbed, or grotesque characters, that simply evoking the actor’s name is enough...

Roger Deakins is one of the finest cinematographers to ever work in film. He’s a master of isolating blues, unyielding yellows, dangerous ...

Following the announcement of the Oscar nominations last week, I offer my thoughts on my favorite work each nominee has delivered. Be sur...