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Richard Linklater On ‘Everybody Wants Some!!,’ ‘Boyhood’ and ‘Before’ Hitting the Criterion Collection
With Everybody Wants Some!!, Richard Linklater returns to the youthful hangout vibe of Dazed and Confused, this time focusing on a college baseball team in the ’80s as they party around town on the weekend before school starts. The cast, made...
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Jonathan Gold Talks ‘City of Gold,’ L.A.’s Misunderstood Food Culture
With a rumbly belly and a slight twitch above my right eyebrow (which I assume was related to an acute nutritional deficiency stemming from my decision that morning to sleep in rather than eat breakfast before rushing out the...
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April Brings Us ALIEN DAY Because #Merchandise and #Nostalgia
It's gonna be an Alien-y April thanks to Twentieth Century Fox and Reebok.
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Almost Holy
Steve Hoover explores murky moral waters in this fascinating portrait of a self-styled hero.
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Pandemic
Aside from a neat visual gimmick, 'Pandemic' is a dull, schlocky affair.
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Way Too Indiecast 59: ‘Batman v Superman,’ Paul Taylor and Alex Megaro of ‘Driftwood’
This week, CJ's in conversation with writer/director Paul Taylor and producer Alex Megaro of Driftwood, which won the Grand Jury Prize for Best Narrative at Slamdance this year. Also, Bernard chimes in to share his thoughts on this weekend's...
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Take Me to the River
A visually impressive debut feature that relies too heavily on ambiguity.
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Short Stay (ND/NF Review)
Evoking shades of early works by Joe Swanberg and The Duplass Brothers, 'Short Stay' is a realistic and entertaining comedy.
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Movies and TV to Stream This Weekend – March 25
Streaming this weekend includes a pick from Fandor's a new essentials series, plus an Oscar standout from last year.
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Happy Hour (ND/NF Review)
With a gargantuan 5+ hour runtime, 'Happy Hour' is the kind of intimate character study that's unheard of.
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7 Scariest Rabbits in Movie History
In celebration of the Easter Holidays, here's a list of the scariest, most intimidating and blood-thirsty rabbits in movie history.
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Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice
Surely we were meant to have more fun than this.
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The Fits (ND/NF Review)
An evocative and mysterious coming-of-age tale, 'The Fits' is the textbook definition of a promising debut.
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Kill Me Please (ND/NF Review)
What starts out as a promising teen slasher soon falls victim to its own narcissism.
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