By Some DC fans are in their element this month because Zack Snyder just joined Instagram. The outspoken director almost immediately started posting a behind-the-scenes treasure trove from his career, including images from his time ruling the SnyderVerse. Inevitably, this has had an effect on those who would have loved to
It’s Time to Escape the Age of Trauma Horror Movies
The trailers for The Woman in the Yard, released this past March, promised a scary movie with a delicious premise. One day a woman clothed in black arrives on the front lawn of a single mother’s home… and she refuses to leave. That’s the sort of premise that has made
Pillion Review: Alexander Skarsgard and Harry Melling’s Sweet, Little BDSM Rom-Com
So it’s kind of a funny story about Ray and Colin. They had the type of meet-cute which is only supposed to occur in Richard Curtis movies. In an English pub on Christmas Eve, Colin (an eternally fresh-faced Harry Melling) is singing Vaudeville-tinged carols in front of locals, plus his
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One of the strangest features of the American political landscape is, having fought a war to ostensibly throw off hereditary monarchy, it allows deep political dynasties to maintain a hold on the levers of power. The Clintons, the Bush family, now the Obama clan all follow arguably the most famous
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Earlier this month, with little fanfare, Netflix released Boots. It is based on Greg Cope’s memoir The Pink Marine, and tells the story of a gay teen US Marine Corps recruit in the 1990s who remains in the closet due to the environment he finds himself in. It was also
