Commentary Tracks

The myth that cinema is dying continues to get shut down, as these ten films prove.

The moments on the big and small screen that shaped this year’s entertainment

There’s no need to risk the crowds and the mayhem of Halloween when you can stay home and enjoy these terrifying visions.

Cinematographer Roger Deakins is one of the best, and one of the unluckiest, men working in Hollywood today,

With Blade Runner 2049 in theaters this weekend, we look back on what makes the original so stunning and original.

Nazis and fascism have no place on American soil. These movie scenes remind us of what to do when confronted by the growing tides of fascism.

Three quarters of a century of absolute badassery.

It’s not all superheroes and big budget bank breakers this summer at the multiplex.

One of the greatest movies of the last quarter century gets a definitive release.

We celebrate Star Wars Day and the 40th anniversary of the series with a look back on the most memorable moments from the franchise.

The fourth season of HBO’s hit sitcom promises new directions and bold decisions.

It was recently revealed that actor Vin Diesel only got the job playing Dominic Toretto in the Fast and Furious franchise because Timothy Olyphant turned down the role. While we could all speculate how the increasingly over-the-top series would’ve turned out with the star of Justified in the mix, the online comedy powerhouse Rooster Teeth celebrates […]

Two-time Academy Award nominee John Mathieson talks Logan and the ever evolving nature of cinematography.

Exhaustion, crowds, annoyances both minor and major, lost sunglasses, and, of course, paintballs. All part of the SXSW experience.

Hollywood’s biggest night has come. Who will take home the big prize?

With the Twin Peaks revival just around the corner, and to celebrate its 20th anniversary. we look back on another work from David Lynch.

Melissa McCarthy’s instantly iconic Sean Spicer impression was the genius satire everybody needed this weekend.

Ten years after its release, Guillermo del Toro’s masterpiece is more important than ever.

2016 may have been somewhat lackluster cinematically, but there is plenty to look forward to in the next 12 months.

A look back on the devastating Hollywood losses of 2016.