Women in Film: Yuki Tanada
This week’s spotlight falls on Yuki Tanada, a female director who, by her own admission, tries to stay true to the genres she loves while at the same time defying stereotypes.
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Coraline and Freud’s Uncanny
What do Pixar animation and Freud have in common? Quite a lot — just read Film Critic Marcus Nicholls’ essay and find out.
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Reinventing the Reel: Iron Man 3
TMS Film Critic Jay Sizemore shares his opinion on the latest in the Iron Man franchise. Is it lucky number three?
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The French Cannes-Cannes
The Missing Slate is keeping an eye (albeit from a distance) on what’s happening at the Cannes Film Festival right now.
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Women in Film: Deepa Mehta – Midnight’s Children
Shamain Nasir reviews the Deepa Mehta-directed cinematic adaptation of Salman Rushdie’s novel.
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The Passion of the Christ as Huysmans’ ‘Spiritual Naturalism’
by Marcus Nicholls
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Reinventing the Reel: Oblivion
Reviewed by Jay Sizemore
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The Most Quotable Films of All Time?
Film Critic Jay Sizemore shares his take on the most quotable films of all time.
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Reinventing the Reel: Evil Dead
Jay Sizemore reviews Evil Dead, the 2013 remake of Sam Raimi’s 80s classic.
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A Cold Day in Hell: Gothic Weather in Let the Right One In
Film Critic Marcus Nicholls writes about the manifestation of Winter Gothic in John Ajvide Lindqvist’s Let the Right One In and its film adaptation.
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