

Godzilla vs. Kong Serves Up the Monster Bashing Action
James Jay Edwards reviews Godzilla vs. Kong, a new monster film directed by Adam Wingard, and starring Godzilla and King Kong. (Warner Bros., Legendary Pictures)
The Yellow Wallpaper Turns a Feminist Text into a Psychological Horror Film
James Jay Edwards reviews The Yellow Wallpaper, a new film adaptation of Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s 1892 short story, directed by Kevin Pontuti. (Hysteria Pictures)
Five Participation Trophies for Unacknowledged Boomers
To Boomers, Millennials have been spoiled by unearned acknowledgement. To set that right, here are five Participation Trophies they’ve absolutely earned.
Extremist Movie Debate: The Big Sick
In Extremist Movie Debate, a coin flip decides who loves it and who hates it. They then debate it on the fly. This episode? The Big Sick (Amazon Prime)
Philip Roth: The Revolutionary of Misery, Raiser of Low Brows
Once described as a writer you’d never want to shake hands with, the undimmed genius of Philip Roth remains as a constant as America changed.
Test Pattern Is Blunt, but It Makes Its Points
James Jay Edwards reviews Test Pattern, a dramatic film written and directed by Shatara Michelle Ford, starring Brittany S. Hall and Will Brill. (Kino Lorber)
Extremist Movie Debate: Gremlins
In Extremist Movie Debate, a coin flip decides who loves it and who hates it. They then debate it on the fly. This episode? Gremlins (HBO Max)
Wrong Turn Re-Imagines a Modern Classic
James Jay Edwards reviews Wrong Turn, a horror film directed by Mike P. Nelson and written by Alan McElroy, starring Charlotte Vega and Matthew Modine. (Saban Films)
Book Review: Providence by Max Barry
Joseph Edwin Haeger reviews Providence by Max Barry. (G.P. Putnam’s Sons)