Archive for the ‘Comedy’ Category
Arriving at one’s late 20s is a chronological coup d’état that some find impossible to overcome. In Frances Ha, Frances (Greta »
Todd Berger’s first major film, It’s A Disaster, is a comedically grim farce that shows how, even in a crisis situation, the »
I first met Bryson Turner in college in Ohio. Bryson was the first person I knew personally that I ever »
One wouldn’t expect a Tina Fey/Paul Rudd vehicle to come off that well–or meaningfully for that matter–but, somehow, by toeing »
Matteo Garrone is no stranger to the grim. His breakout film–meaning the one that got U.S. attention–was 2008′s Gomorrah, a »
The tale of a zombie is nothing new. The resurgence of interest in zombie culture was catapulted by The Walking »
By Soot-Case Murphy “I can’t speak on it ’cause I’m not gonna see it. All I’m going to say is »
The “sort of” sequel to Knocked Up finds Pete (Paul Rudd) and Debbie (Leslie Mann) struggling through the monotony of »
It was and remains one of the most legendary and influential films of all time. But what went on behind »
Just when you thought Barbra Streisand would never emerge from the shadows of bad cinema again (especially after the less »
