Alan French’s 2021 Best in Film Superlatives – Oscar Categories, Genre Picks and More
With the Oscars this weekend, I wanted to make sure that we focused on some of the great performances ofContinue Reading
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Alan French’s Picks – The 94th Annual Academy Awards – Who Will & Should Win
We’re here at the precipice of the 94th annual Academy Awards. The ceremony will award the best of film inContinue Reading
SPOILER Review: ‘The Batman’ Hunts a Bloody Serial Killer, While the Cat Steals the Spotlight
Perhaps the most influential comic book character in film history, a young billionaire crimefighter known as The Batman, returns toContinue Reading
Review: ‘Jackass Forever’ is Old Fashioned Fun with Your Dumbest Friends
Consider me a surprising convert to the church of Jackass. Before 2022, I had never seen a single film inContinue Reading
Review: ‘Cyrano’ Cedes the Stage to a Career-Best Peter Dinklage
Alan French reviews Cyrano, the 2021 adaptation of a Broadway musical. The film from Director Joe Wright tells the famed story with Peter Dinklage, Haley Bennett, Kelvin Harrison Jr, and music from the Dessner Brothers.
Review: ‘The Cursed’ Thrives As a Turn-of-the-Century Monster Story
Alan French reviews “The Cursed,” a new werewolf-based horror film set in the late 1800s.
Review: Netflix’s ‘The Texas Chainsaw Massacre’ Wears Out Its Welcome
Alan French reviews Netflix and Legendary Picture’s attempt to revive The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Unfortunately, the dull and ineffective commentary sink the film.
94th Annual Oscar Nominations – Predictions!
Hello all! I know it’s been a while, but I wanted to get my thought down before tomorrow’s Oscar nominations.Continue Reading
Review: ‘King Richard’ Rises Around Will Smith’s Grand Slam Performance
Few movie stars have attained relevance in four consecutive decades. The list becomes even smaller when you look to peopleContinue Reading
Fantasia Festival 2021: ‘The Last Thing Mary Saw’ Will Haunt Your Nightmares
Tragedy begets tragedy, and star-crossed lovers are doomed to obscurity. For centuries, people have found ways to love each otherContinue Reading
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