Director Bustamante’s analogue is Coppola, both surfacing what is vacuous through crimson screen presence.
NEWS & ART
‘Paranormal Activity: Next of Kin’ is an Amish indulgence.
Just as Roger Ebert hated ‘Stepbrothers,’ your favorite critic will hate ‘Next of Kin.’ Good.
Boardwalks and “Blabars”: How customers have every next big idea.
Customers might have every business’ next big idea, but the musings are all dead-on-arrival over the analog American dinner table.
Local alcoholics refuse to switch bars after O’douls discovered in kegs, decry cancel culture
Organizers call for the acceptance of the non-alcoholic brand and the continued patronage at the bar.
Scared and Streaming: Fall 2021
From James Wan’s latest, to one of our greatest horror originals, these are the movies certified ‘screamable’ this fall.
An open letter to the “That’s not real music” people.
With everything ‘tracked’ separately, and often multiple times, you afford yourself uninhibited creativity as a composer behind the boards.
HBO Max’s ‘The Little Things’ is all bill, no bite.
‘The Little Things’ gets exponentially dumber with each passing minute.
Honoring preferred pronouns doesn’t have to be about empathy.
They’re as essential to a person’s identity — and essential to our interactions with them — as their name.
‘The Suicide Squad’ is a re-run.
Director James Gunn doesn’t seem to know whether the story exists to set up the jokes, or the jokes exist to set up the story.
Not-wild Idea, Woodstock: Assault is 100% the fault of the assailant.
A new HBO Max documentary spotlights the insidious nature of one of our most elementary thoughts — and the conjunction that inspired it.