Comedy
Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again Review: A Musical Ode to Motherhood.
Scott Menzel reviews the highly anticipated sequel to Mamma Mia!
A Fish Called Wanda 30th Anniversary: PunchKline
I liked A Fish Called Wanda when I saw it in theaters but I became obsessed with it when it played on HBO. That window probably represented a year of growing sophisticated enough to appreciate the int...
Weekend at Bernie’s II 25th Anniversary: #NotMyBernie
Weekend at Bernie’s was a surprising movie to get a sequel, mainly because the title character was a dead body. It was amazing they pulled off one whole movie with a dead guy, and now they were doing ...
License to Drive 30th Anniversary: The Fastest Most Furious Comedy of 1988
Listen, we know better than our favorite 80s movies now. Sixteen Candles and Revenge is the Nerds have rape scenes. ‘80s movies frequently used “fag” as a derogatory term for straight men, as if being...
Review: ‘Ant-Man and the Wasp’ Tread Slight Ground
I enjoy what Marvel Studios has done with these Ant-Man films. Much like its predecessor, minus the behind-the-scenes drama, Ant-Man and the Wasp arrives a couple of months after another Avengers epic...
Review: ‘Sorry To Bother You’ But Enjoy This Wildly Ambitious Film
Sometimes it is easy to tell when a new cinematic voice is ready to be heard. Sorry to Bother You has the benefit of a high-profile cast to keep it from slipping through the cracks, which is precisely...
Review: ‘Damsel’ Twists The Meaning Of Distress
I find it fascinating when it comes to placing a curious eye on the western. While there are many facets of the genre, especially in the way it has been reexamined and dissected by various filmmakers ...
The Year of Spectacular Men Exclusive Interview with Zoey Deutch, Lea Thompson and Madelyn Deutch
Scott Menzel sits down with Zoey Deutch, Lea Thompson, and Madelyn Deutch to have a lively discussion about their film, The Year of Spectacular Men.
Jake Johnson talks “Tag,” Hannibal Buress farting on set, and his favorite role as an actor.
Jake Johnson talks about being part of the film tag and working with such a unique group of actors.