Microphones are a conspiracist’s best friend.

Heist meets circus sideshow.

Some traumas can’t be washed clean.

Before there was thriller there was Hitchcock.

One does not simply get revenge on Billy the Butcher.

A different war on drugs.

How long can you stay at the top?

Why the 60s and 70s were peak cinema. 

Wit as crude as a diamond.

Recounting the flaws of human bias.

Revenge is a dish best served with kimchi.

Love, guns and on the run.

What’s the count?

Good Will Hunting the poker grifter.

The college entrance heist.

Better call John Wick?

Snake oil salesmen never change.

Not enough to hate, not enough to love.

The art of the con.

Epic or really long soap opera?

What happens after the heist?

The heist is in the details.

French New Wave meets action Hollywood.

Who are you, really?

Rebels of the Taiwanese New Wave.

Sometimes the remake is better than the original. 

Would rather watch Scooby Doo.

Life imitates art.

A film worth going to jail for.

All hitmen have is their code of honor.

The timeless thrills of playing hooky.

The splash before the French New Wave.

Welcome to the ghetto.

Stealing our hearts in the process.

Hollywood film noir doesn’t seem that high up anymore.

Shakespearean downfall of a charismatic drug lord.

If they made Law and Order into a movie.

La crème de la crème of French originality.

If there was ever the case for why classic films are more cinematic.

All I want for Christmas is an action blockbuster.

They actually filmed a one-shot movie.

…and Ridley Scott still misses.

A violent metaphor on burden, trauma and guilt.

Making sense of a school shooter.

Look at me, I’m the captain now.

Mr. Robot without the hacking.

Silly caucasian girl likes to play with samurai swords.

You talking to me?

Is stylish world building enough to make a movie?

Wes Anderson’s funniest film.