By In September of 2022, a rumor that Woody Allen would retire from Hollywood was debunked by the filmmaker himself. Now, Allen is ready to talk about his next project, which, according to Deadline, will enter production in October this year in Spain. Back to Work in Spain Details about Allen’s
Official Trailer for ‘Mighty Mary’ Doc About All-Women Sailing Team
“It’s really important to see other women doing exceptional things.” Huzzah! Skydance Sports has revealed an official trailer for a documentary film titled Mighty Mary, sailing into theaters starting in September. This premiered at the 2026 Nantucket Film Festival earlier this year and is getting a theatrical debut before it’s
Review: Talk to Me (2022), When Grief Becomes an Addiction
Talk to Me (2022) understands that the most dangerous supernatural object isn’t necessarily one that forces itself on people. Sometimes it’s one they line up to use again and again. The object in question is an embalmed hand that allows anyone holding it to communicate with the dead. Light a candle,
Between Boys: Friendship, Desire, and Violence in Super Dark Times
Near the end of Super Dark Times (2017), Zach tries to stop Josh with the one kind of speech the boys have spent the entire film avoiding. “We’re friends. Remember?” he says. Then, more urgently: “You’re my best friend. I love you.” It is a sincere declaration, but it comes in the
The Filthiest Person Alive: Taste, Power, and the Right to Be Vile in John Waters’ Golden Era
John Waters has been called the “Pope of Trash” so often that the title may feel like a substitute for true analysis of his films. It gets at something real, of course. Few directors have devoted as much energy to dog feces, sexual deviance, bad mothers, criminal behavior, religious blasphemy,
