Month: September 2020

As you wish, indeed. Hollywood has a new way of getting people excited to pull the lever for the Biden-Harris ticket, and it involves a […]

Paul Schrader’s “The Comfort of Strangers” is a one-of-a-kind thriller given new life courtesy of The Criterion Collection. It stars Natasha Richardson and Rupert Everett […]

Netflix went radio silent after conservatives railed against the streamer’s new drama, “Cuties.” The French import, just added to Netflix’s content lineup, introduces us to […]

“Change him to a Republican or you’ll never work in Hollywood again” It’s what I was told days before starting production on “Chess Match,” a […]

It didn’t take long for the media to determine the true villain in the “Cuties” controversy. Conservatives and Christians. The far-left Daily Beast led this […]

There’s life left in the rom-com template, even if Hollywood pushed most of these romances off to streaming services. Case in point: “The Broken Hearts Gallery,” […]

Phelim McAleer isn’t sitting out this election cycle. The right-leaning provocateur just announced a new project, one capturing a story the corporate press refuses to […]

Hollywood has a guilty conscience, and for some very good reasons. The industry has done a terrible, awful, no good job of letting all voices […]

Joel and Ethan Coen’s “Miller’s Crossing” begins with a lecture. We hear Johnny Caspar (Jon Polito), who is addressing a yet-to-be-identified figure, and us, providing […]