Authors: Patrick Gibbs
Film Review: Remarkably Bright Creatures
Remarkably Bright Creatures proved to be an insufferable ordeal that felt like the most grueling experience I’ve had in trying to make it through a movie. … read more
Arts | Film | Film Reviews
Bill Dubuque and Karen Campbell on Finding The Story Behind...
That edge-of-your-seat suspense is what Bill Dubuque and Executive Producer Karen Campbell set out to bring to television with the Peacock crime drama M.I.A. … read more
Arts | Film | Film Interviews
Renny Harlin Brings His Signature Brand of Bite to Deep...
Renny Harlin has built a career defined by ambition, spectacle and an unmistakable love for storytelling. With Deep Water, Harlin returns to the action thriller. … read more
Film review: Michael
Michael has the potential to be a big hit with audiences who didn’t watch Leaving Neverland and just want to tap their feet and enjoy the electricity of it all. … read more
Arts | Film | Film Reviews
Preventing Food Waste Is Ty Burrell’s New Racket
Pickled For a Purpose Classic is a community pickleball tournament by Ty Burrell benefiting WasteLess, who reduces food waste through education and prevention. … read more
Charles Baker on Finding a Home on The Pitt
Charles Baker’s work on The Pitt underscores a simple but powerful idea: that empathy begins with seeing people as they are, not as we assume them to be. … read more
Arts | Film | Film Interviews
Miranda MacDougall and Sean Harris Oliver on Hunting Matthew Nichols
There’s something fitting about Hunting Matthew Nichols coming from artists whose roots are so deeply embedded in the theater, like Miranda MacDougall. … read more
Arts | Film | Film Interviews
Tony Benna and Lee Einhorn on André Is an Idiot
André Is an Idiot is a documentary that follows the final chapter in the life of advertising creative André Ricciardi is diagnosed with terminal cancer. … read more
Arts | Film | Film Interviews
Hamlet: To See, or Not To See? That Is The...
Few if any adaptations of Shakespeare can be called definitive, and this Hamlet should be viewed as a gutsy alternative take on the material. … read more
Film Review: Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice
Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice is good enough to be a guilty pleasure if you’re not particular about who is getting killed as long as there’s plenty of shooting. … read more
Film Review: They Will Kill You
They Will Kill You would certainly have benefited from not having to be directly compared to Ready or Not 2: Here I Come, but that’s impossible at this point. … read more
Arts | Film | Film Reviews
Film Review: Ready or Not 2: Here I Come
All films fall into the category of “can have a sequel” or “can’t have a sequel.” Ready Or Not 2: Here I Come may very well be the best “can’t” since Die Hard 2. … read more
Arts | Film | Film Reviews
