When people think of the golden age of comedy movies, they often reference the Marx Brothers’ 1930s or Bill Murray’s 1980s. Some critics relish in assigning reductive, patronising labels: “you couldn’t make a film like that any more,” “it was of its time,” “that was back when movies were still good,” “the industry was different […]
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All 12 John Waters Movies Ranked From Worst To Best
Baltimore native John Waters made both “Pink Flamingos,” one of the most censored and shocking films ever, and the beloved family-friendly film with a positive message, “Hairspray.” Dubbed by the press, critics, fellow filmmakers, and fans: “The Prince of Puke,” “The Pope of Trash,” “Anal Anarchist” and the “Ayatollah of Crud,” he has more titles […]
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The 10 Most Underrated Western Movies of The 2010s
“Probably more than any other genre that there is, even though they take place a hundred and something years ago, westerns reflect the decade in which they were made,” asserts Quentin Tarantino. “The westerns of the ‘50s reflected an Eisenhower America. Or, consequently, the ‘70s reflected a Watergate era.” For a western title to be […]
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The 15 Best Horror Movies of 2022
2022 was, without question, the best year for horror movies in some time. With an even mix of theatrical hits and hidden gems, there was more than enough variety for fans of the genre. This list aims to highlight that. Below, you’ll find the fifteen best horror movies of 2022. Considering the quality of this […]
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10 Great Winter Thriller Movies You Probably Haven’t Seen
About a decade ago, there was research where scientists found evidence that physical coldness activates a need for psychological warmth and then that’s why most people go and rent romantic movies for that. Watching a lovely romance film is always cool, of course, but some of us love to watch dark things going on in […]
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All 5 Martin McDonagh Movies Ranked From Worst To Best
“All my work shares a balance between black comedy and sad, despairing melancholy.” – Martin McDonagh. London Irishman Martin McDonagh began his career in the mid-‘90s as a playwright – an enfant terrible of the inflammatory ‘In-yer-face theatre’ movement. His blood-spattered dramas, such as The Beauty Queen of Leenane, are chiefly set on or off […]