Comedy Drama
Review: 2020’s ‘Emma’ Is Awfully Rich And Clever
Aaron Neuwirth reviews Emma. A new take on the classic Jane Austen novel, which is the most stylish adaptation yet.
The New ‘Little Women’ Tells Its Own Old Story
Aaron Neuwirth reviews Little Women, the 2019 adaptation of the classic coming-of-age novel, from writer/director Greta Gerwig.
Review: ‘Bombshell’ Is All Makeup And No Bite
Aaron Neuwirth reviews Bombshell, a misguided effort from director Jay Roach and 'The Big Short' screenwriter Charles Randolph to tackle a major scandal.
Review: ‘Blinded By The Light’ Has A Real Human Touch
Aaron Neuwirth reviews Blinded by the Life, a crowd-pleasing film about the life of a young man impacted by the music of Bruce Springsteen.
Review: Tarantino Delivers Sweet ‘Hollywood’ Tribute The Only Way He Knows How
Aaron Neuwirth reviews Once Upon A Time... In Hollywood, the 9th film from Quentin Tarantino, and an ode to the Golden Age of Tinseltown.
Review: Great Strength Lies In Approach To Skewed Truth In ‘The Farewell’
Aaron Neuwirth reviews The Farewell, a very well-made family comedy-drama showing the lengths some families choose to go at times.
Franchise Fred Interview: Xolo Mariduena on Cobra Kai Season 2
When Johnny Lawrence (William Zabka) reopened Cobra Kai, the world of The Karate Kid got a lot bigger. Johnny taught a new generation of high schoolers, but he was closest with Miguel (Xolo Mariduena)...
Franchise Fred Interview: William Zabka on Cobra Kai Season 2
The long awaited second season of Cobra Kai is finally here and William Zabka really gets to shine in it. Season one gave us more Johnny Lawrence than a movie ever could by making him a main character...
Franchise Fred Interview: Martin Kove on Cobra Kai and John Kreese
Cobra Kai sure knows how to keep us in suspense. They ended the first season with the return of the series’ most formidable villain, John Kreese (Martin Kove). It was even more unexpected since Kreese...