While I appreciated the concept of director David Robert Mitchell's indie horror breakout, It Follows, I wasn't necessarily sold on the...

Quentin Tarantino occupies an incredibly unique space in Hollywood. Not only does he turn genre pictures into Oscar caliber works of art...

Say what you will about Tarantino's work, each of his films certainly has it's own unique flare. But with the Hateful Eight, for the...

After reclaiming his position as one of Hollywood's most exciting filmmakers with Inglorious Basterds, Quentin Tarantino returns with...

It probably seems odd to call a film that rewrites the death of one of history's most notorious villains "traditional" but Inglorious...

On the surface, it's easy to look back and see why Grindhouse was such a commercial failure. Setting out to make a 3 hour celebration of...

If Jackie Brown is Tarantino's most overlooked movie, Kill Bill has to be his most over-celebrated. It feels like Tarantino took the...

Following a cultural revelation like Pulp Fiction was never going to be an easy task, but with Jackie Brown, Tarantino delivers one of...

It's hard to believe it's already been 25 years since Quentin Tarantino took Hollywood by storm with his second feature film, Pulp...

Quentin Tarantino's first directorial effort is a fairly basic premise - a diamond heist gone wrong gets sorted out by the surviving...

The summer of 1969 was such a turbulent time in America that its effects are still lingering 50 years later. The idealized 1950's...

Even though it kind of sucks to see virtually every intellectual property under the sun being remade, Child's Play was particularly odd...

This week sees the release of the latest landmark musician to receive the biopic treatment - Elton John in Rocketman. And with the recent...

With countless films over the past 3 decades depicting teenage boys running wild through high school, partying and trying to find young...

To celebrate the release of Olivia Wilde's directorial debut, Booksmart, this week we take a look back at the best high school comedies of all time: #10 . Better Off Dead Most people remember John Cusack for his hopeless romantic starring roles in films like Say Anything or High Fidelity but he was never more hopeless than this pitch black 80's comedy that serves as more of a slapstick satire of the teen romance genre altogether. Think Not Another Teen Movie but, you know, ac

Watching Midnight Cowboy and the poignancy it still resonates with 50 years later is absolutely stunning. It's a film that captures the...

I really didn't expect to leave a guilty pleasure like John Wick Chapter 3 so conflicted. I thought the first film was decent enough and...

#10. The Matrix (The Matrix, The Matrix Reloaded, The Matrix Revolutions, The Matrix Resurrections) The Wachowski's turned the entire movie industry on its head with the release of the first Matrix film and brought a much needed level of intellect to the action genre after a decade of mindless Schwarzenegger and Stallone shoot 'em ups. But that's not to say that The Matrix isn't oozing with stylish action as well (including pioneering the whole "bullet-time" slow motion craze

So here we are. 11 years and 21 films later, the Marvel Cinematic Universe is finally gonna kill some of these mother fuckers. And for...

After Pennywise decimated the box office back in 2017, you knew it was only a matter of time before Stephen King's vault of horror was...