Sean Cordy

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Fantastic Fest Review: ‘Color Out of Space’ aka the ‘Anti-Annihilation’

Sean Cordy - September 21, 2019

The best thing about Richard Stanley’s return from a two-decade directing hiatus, Color Out of Space is, that it takes the ‘U’ out of...

Fantastic Fest Review: ‘The Golden Glove’ Serves a Refreshing, Vile Take on Serial Killers

Sean Cordy - September 20, 2019

Find some hand sanitizer and plenty of pine tree shaped air fresheners ready after this one. Faith Akin’s The Golden Glove is sure to offend...

Taika Waititi on Defying Trends to Attack the Darkness of ‘Jojo Rabbit’

Sean Cordy - September 20, 2019

If there’s one thing that will be unanimously agreed upon regarding Taika Waititi’s anti-hate satire Jojo Rabbit: It’s a movie for our time. Waititi...

‘Sword of Trust’ Review: A Surprisingly Deep Comedy

Sean Cordy - July 23, 2019

After catching a screening at SXSW of Lynn Shelton’s latest improv comedy, I left oddly satisfied but still felt like there was something missing....

Stranger Things Season 3 Episode 8, ‘The Battle of Starcourt’: A Finale Struggling to Say Goodbye (For Now)

Sean Cordy - July 12, 2019

If 'Chapter Eight: The Battle of Starcourt' is remembered for one thing, it's that it's a lot of things that provide perhaps the most...

Olivia Wilde, Beanie Feldstein & Kaitlyn Dever on Their Landmark Film, ‘Booksmart’

Sean Cordy - May 29, 2019

Back in March, we caught Booksmart as it took SXSW by storm. Before anyone knew what to expect, we also chatted with director Olivia Wilde,...

Allison Williams on Reuniting with ‘Girls’ Director For ‘The Perfection’

Sean Cordy - May 24, 2019

After catching The Perfection at Fantastic Fest last year, it can be said with some confidence that it’s one of the most chilling and...

‘Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil, and Vile’ Review: Netflix’s Ted Bundy Film Doesn’t Match Its Title

Sean Cordy - May 3, 2019

Not every true crime movie has to be as good as Zodiac. But what a world it would be! Even matching Mindhunter would be great, but...

Roxanne Benjamin Discusses Carving a New Survival Story with ‘Body at Brighton Rock’

Sean Cordy - April 25, 2019

Roxanne Benjamin has created quite the name for herself as a genre producer. Speaking with those in the horror film circles before the SXSW...

‘Extra Ordinary’ Review: The Search for the Next Great Comedy Director is Over

Sean Cordy - April 16, 2019

One of the greatest hallmarks of this year’s SXSW is how great a platform it was for first-time directors. Booksmart’s Olivia Wilde proved herself...

Unicorn Store Review: Brie Larson’s Directorial Debut is a wonderful contradiction

Sean Cordy - April 5, 2019

The delayed release of Brie Larson’s Unicorn Store isn’t entirely unique. There are always a handful of movies that are shuttered after festival premieres,...

‘The Brink’ Review: A Political Doc Unlike Any Before but Familiar All the Same

Sean Cordy - March 29, 2019

In the world of political documentaries, there's the land of Michael Moore's righteousness, the conspiracies of Dinesh D'Souza, and at the moment little else....

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