Oct 19 Love0 The Conversation: Coppola and the Role of Technology By Carrie Stemke Classic Reviews Forty years after it came out, Francis Ford Coppola’s The Conversation remains a relevant classic. This taut thriller follows Harry…Read More
Oct 12 Love0 Let the Right One In: A Welcomed Change to Formula By Carrie Stemke Classic Reviews All too often, vampire movies follow the same formula: the vampires are played by impossibly good-looking actors, there’s the vampire…Read More
Oct 04 Love0 Capote: A Shift in Literature and Personality By Carrie Stemke Classic Reviews Capote is a beautifully crafted, mesmerizing film that perhaps best demonstrates the late Philip Seymour Hoffman’s ability to effortlessly become…Read More
Sep 29 Love0 ParaNorman: A Fall Film with Strong, Scary Heart By Carrie Stemke Classic Reviews Paranorman is one of those great “pleasant surprises:” when you turn it on, you’re not sure what to expect, but…Read More
Sep 07 Love0 ‘American Psycho’ is Still as Yuppie as Yuppie Gets By Carrie Stemke Classic Reviews Few films have achieved the balance of horror and comedy like the perfection that is American Psycho. This movie, based on…Read More
Aug 24 Love0 The Silence of the Lambs: Still Draws a Thin Line Between Terror and Horror By Carrie Stemke Classic Reviews There are about a billion serial killer movies (and I’ve probably seen at least half of them), but throughout the…Read More
Aug 16 Love0 Fish Tank: Basic Plotting is Overcome by Superb Humanization By Carrie Stemke Classic Reviews During his career, Michael Fassbender has made some interesting choices and shown a knack for picking good roles and good…Read More
Aug 11 Love0 The Nightmare Before Christmas: A Classic that Still Stands Tall By Carrie Stemke Classic Reviews I’m pretty picky when it comes to musicals. They’re definitely one of the film genres that I’d say I’m less…Read More
Aug 05 Love0 Blue Valentine: Too Much Blue Makes This Story Nebulous By Carrie Stemke Classic Reviews Sometimes, a movie comes along that people think transcends the screen, and I have no idea why. Blue Valentine is…Read More
Jul 28 Love0 The Cabin in the Woods: A Newfound Classic That Shreds the Classics By Carrie Stemke Classic Reviews Let me start off by talking about Joss Whedon's sheer talent as a writer/director. He made Buffy the Vampire Slayer,…Read More