People can’t stop talking about Men — that is, the latest film from director Alex Garland. The trailer suggests that…
My first movie review for The American Spectator appeared in the August 1986 issue and was about a little flick called…
When she was alive, everybody wanted a piece of her; after her death that didn’t change. Elton John hit No….
Of the many brilliant, hilarious gags in Mel Brooks’ classic The Producers (1967), my favorite is the one where theatrical…
I’m not the first to point out that Hollywood has a “Hillbilly Problem,” namely its unapologetic depiction of “rednecks,” “white…
You don’t have to have seen the 1996 teen flick The Craft (I haven’t) to loathe its 2020 sequel, The…
Real and fictional presidents have graced or disgraced the silver screen for its entire existence, encompassing half the history of…
Until I saw the new documentary The Unmaking of a College: The Story of a Movement, I wasn’t aware of…
When Sex and the City premiered on HBO in 1998, it was packaged as a post-sexual revolution look at four New York…
