Elvis is a Rhinestone Gilded Portrait of a Grifter and a Geek
Baz Luhrmann’s Elvis is a bombastic portrait of a twisted relationship between a grifter and his geek, Elvis Presley.
Baz Luhrmann’s Elvis is a bombastic portrait of a twisted relationship between a grifter and his geek, Elvis Presley.
Scarlett gives her review of Baz Luhrmann’s Elvis. She discusses how it captures the essence of Elvis but ignores his faults.
They will probably end up on your wishlist too.
Being scared can be fun!
Cass review’s Jason Rekulak’s new thriller, “Hidden Pictures.”
Achal Mishra’s “The Village House” expertly plays the balancing act between admiring the past and falling outright into nostalgia porn.
A funny and poignant summer film for the gays
Sometimes our monsters follow us whetever we go.
Our hype is off the charts.
On its 30th Anniversary, Quinn takes a look back at the underrated Alien 3.