“Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die” Review: Gore Verbinski Breaks His Hiatus—and the Internet
“Good Luck” marks the return of Verbinski a full decade since his last feature, the magically mountainous cult classic “A Cure For Wellness.”
“Send Help” Review: Sam Raimi Directs the Unholy Love Child of “Misery” and “Survivor”
Raimi, now an elder statesman of cinema, indulges his desire to test the limits of character likability.
Before the Dead Man Wakes: A Rian Johnson Retrospective Ranking
With the world waiting to see “Wake Up Dead Man,” now is the perfect time for a retrospective ranking of Johnson’s films.
“Frankenstein” Review: Guillermo del Toro Beautifully Revivifies His Literary Favorite
Del Toro immerses himself in every facet of creation: the before, the during, and the after.
Michael Bay’s “The Island” Turns 20 in an Era of Bioethical Nightmares
“The Island” reveals an uncharacteristically thoughtful side of Michael Bay.
Jurassic Drive-In: Memories of Summer Moviegoing, Family Traditions, and Megafauna
For years, the original “Jurassic Park” trilogy was a staple of our family movie nights.
“Tomorrowland” in 2025: Defying a Dark Future for Disney (and the World)
“Tomorrowland” has retroactively attained an aura of premonition.
