glenn criddle | cynical celluloid | oct. 2017 As everyone tucks into a Halloween feast, I remind you that in horror film dinnertime is not quite so ... wholesome. Given the occasion, and my...
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glenn criddle | cynical celluloid | sept. 2017 [ This article is spoiler-free.] It was with some trepidation that I greeted the news of the return to the oddest town in America. Standing...
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justin eagle gauthier | yl voice | sept. 2017 In April 2014, director Otto Bell discovered a series of pictures from Israeli photographer Asher Svidensky showcasing 13-year-old Aisholpan...
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josh hadley | the shadows of pop culture | aug. 2017 This week George Romero died (the week I write this anyway). This has been a long time coming, but this realization hits hard nonetheless...
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glenn criddle | cynical celluloid | aug. 2017 There are film directors and then there are the directors who changed the world of cinema. George Romero was certainly one of those directors...
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larry p. madden | yl voice | aug. 2017 When a writer gets a “suggestion" from his editor, he's obliged to try his best to grant it. In this case, I was asked to review the 1971 film “Billy...
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glenn criddle | cynical celluloid | july 2017 Cinematic universes are a bold experiment in film production that are based on the kind of model their source material of comic books take. They...
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josh hadley | the shadow of pop culture | july 2017 With the current (and deserved) critical drubbing of the new Transformers film, “Alien: Covenant" and even “The Mummy"... do critics matter?...
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justin eagle gauthier | yl voice | july 2017 I was excited to see “Neither Wolf Nor Dog” during its short-run release in select Marcus Cinemas. Adapted and directed by Steven Lewis Simpson,...
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justin eagle gauthier | yl voice | june 2016 “Deidra & Laney Rob a Train" is the story of a pair of teenage sisters forced to make frayed ends meet. In the Netflix produced film, Deidra...
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glenn criddle | cynical celluloid | june 2017 Ridley Scott's return to the Alien franchise kicked off in divisive glory with the flawed and rather odd “Prometheus." The eagerly anticipated...
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glenn criddle | cynical celluloid | may 2017 There is a rich history in the horror genre of tackling social issues, Eloy de la Iglesia, for instance, made an interesting story of closeted...
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andrew kruse-ross | cheeseheads | april 2017 Perhaps no film captures the essence of all things Wisconsin more than director John Mitchell's aptly titled documentary “Cheeseheads." The film,...
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glenn criddle | cynical celluloid | april 2017 The idea that a superhero movie could be aimed at adults is something that the studios have been very reluctant to embrace. Despite some history...
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glenn criddle | cynical celluloid | march 2017 M. Night Shyamalan has had some major falls from grace over his career. He started out as a highly praised and exciting new talent, being likened...
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justin eagle gauthier | yl voice | march 2017 There are few examples of true portrayals of reservation life in the film world. Director Jack Pettibone Riccobono's documentary, “The Seventh...
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tom smith | make green bay weird | feb. 2017 I feel with almost a month of 2017 gone by that I have the proper perspective to discuss the musicians and celebrities we lost in 2016. The...
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justin eagle gauthier | yl voice | feb. 2017 The complex cultural tapestry of both the Oglala Lakota and the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation has never been fully portrayed to the outside...
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josh hadley | shadows of pop culture | feb. 2017 Monty Python is that oddly enduring comedy troupe which seemingly transcends generations and cultures. Originating in 1969 on the BBC in...
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aimee suzanne kruse-ross | gb film fest 2017 | feb. 2017 Film festivals are the place to discover what's new in independent film. It turns out there's a lot more being offered than the 20...
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glenn criddle | cynical celluloid | oct. 2017 As everyone tucks into a Halloween feast, I remind you that in horror film dinnertime is not quite so ... wholesome. Given the occasion, and my...
Screen - Features
glenn criddle | cynical celluloid | sept. 2017 [ This article is spoiler-free.] It was with some trepidation that I greeted the news of the return to the oddest town in America. Standing...
Screen - Reviews, Features
justin eagle gauthier | yl voice | sept. 2017 In April 2014, director Otto Bell discovered a series of pictures from Israeli photographer Asher Svidensky showcasing 13-year-old Aisholpan...
Screen - Reviews, Features
josh hadley | the shadows of pop culture | aug. 2017 This week George Romero died (the week I write this anyway). This has been a long time coming, but this realization hits hard nonetheless...
Screen - Features
glenn criddle | cynical celluloid | aug. 2017 There are film directors and then there are the directors who changed the world of cinema. George Romero was certainly one of those directors...
Screen - Features
larry p. madden | yl voice | aug. 2017 When a writer gets a “suggestion" from his editor, he's obliged to try his best to grant it. In this case, I was asked to review the 1971 film “Billy...
Screen - Reviews, Features
glenn criddle | cynical celluloid | july 2017 Cinematic universes are a bold experiment in film production that are based on the kind of model their source material of comic books take. They...
Screen - Features
josh hadley | the shadow of pop culture | july 2017 With the current (and deserved) critical drubbing of the new Transformers film, “Alien: Covenant" and even “The Mummy"... do critics matter?...
Screen - Features
justin eagle gauthier | yl voice | july 2017 I was excited to see “Neither Wolf Nor Dog” during its short-run release in select Marcus Cinemas. Adapted and directed by Steven Lewis Simpson,...
Screen - Reviews, Features
justin eagle gauthier | yl voice | june 2016 “Deidra & Laney Rob a Train" is the story of a pair of teenage sisters forced to make frayed ends meet. In the Netflix produced film, Deidra...
Screen - Reviews, Features
glenn criddle | cynical celluloid | june 2017 Ridley Scott's return to the Alien franchise kicked off in divisive glory with the flawed and rather odd “Prometheus." The eagerly anticipated...
Screen - Reviews, Features
glenn criddle | cynical celluloid | may 2017 There is a rich history in the horror genre of tackling social issues, Eloy de la Iglesia, for instance, made an interesting story of closeted...
Screen - Reviews, Features
andrew kruse-ross | cheeseheads | april 2017 Perhaps no film captures the essence of all things Wisconsin more than director John Mitchell's aptly titled documentary “Cheeseheads." The film,...
Screen - Features
glenn criddle | cynical celluloid | april 2017 The idea that a superhero movie could be aimed at adults is something that the studios have been very reluctant to embrace. Despite some history...
Screen - Reviews
glenn criddle | cynical celluloid | march 2017 M. Night Shyamalan has had some major falls from grace over his career. He started out as a highly praised and exciting new talent, being likened...
Screen - Reviews, Features
justin eagle gauthier | yl voice | march 2017 There are few examples of true portrayals of reservation life in the film world. Director Jack Pettibone Riccobono's documentary, “The Seventh...
Screen - Reviews, Features
tom smith | make green bay weird | feb. 2017 I feel with almost a month of 2017 gone by that I have the proper perspective to discuss the musicians and celebrities we lost in 2016. The...
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justin eagle gauthier | yl voice | feb. 2017 The complex cultural tapestry of both the Oglala Lakota and the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation has never been fully portrayed to the outside...
Screen - Reviews
josh hadley | shadows of pop culture | feb. 2017 Monty Python is that oddly enduring comedy troupe which seemingly transcends generations and cultures. Originating in 1969 on the BBC in...
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aimee suzanne kruse-ross | gb film fest 2017 | feb. 2017 Film festivals are the place to discover what's new in independent film. It turns out there's a lot more being offered than the 20...
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