Marisa Carpico

Kenneth Branagh has spent much of his writing/directing/acting career adapting classic works–many of the Shakespeare's–but with his latest film, Belfast, which he wrote and...

The pandemic has derailed many films' original release strategies, but perhaps few as significantly as director Scott Cooper's new horror film, Antlers. Originally slated...

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  When Daniel Craig’s James Bond quit the spy life to be with Madeleine (Léa Seydoux) at the end of 2015's Spectre, it seemed like...

Watching writer-director Karen Cinorre's new film, Mayday, feels like immersing yourself in someone else's dream. In this case, that person is Ana (Grace Van...

  In the world of film, there are few places as perfect to fall in love as New York City. In Moonstruck, New York is...

  With the release of Gunpowder Milkshake earlier this year and Kate this week, it feels like Netflix is trying to get into the John...

The opening moments of writer-director Lyle Mitchell Corbine Jr.'s Wild Indian begin like a fairytale. It's unclear which, though, until a few scenes in,...

Director Pascual Sisto’s new film, John and the Hole, begins with a scenario familiar to anyone ever caught daydreaming in grade school. In voice...

In its opening minutes, one of The Green Knight’s many title cards declares that the story that’s about to unfold is adapted from the...

When A’Ziah “Zola” King’s 148-tweet thread went viral back in October 2015, the idea that it would become a movie would have seemed as...

While watching Luke Sparke's new film Occupation: Rainfall, you inevitably wonder, why isn't this a TV show? Set two years after the beginning of...