Somehow missed THE SHOUT getting a Criterion release and just watched it in 720p on YouTube as reference for an upcoming project. Ha. Guess I'll end up watching it again once it gets here next week. Great movie.
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RIP Tom Skerritt. A great actor who had an uncanny ability to show up in the most iconic movies, even if it was with the briefest part. I did a wide-ranging talk with him a few years ago that's still one of my favorite interviews [Gift link]: vulture.com/2021/10/tom-sker…
If you weren't already aware "It's here to stay; get used to it" could be directly translated as "JESUS CHRIST ALL THE MONEY'S ON FIRE" maybe this will help
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Finally, distribution: variety.com/2026/film/news/p…
Annapurna Sriram’s "Fucktoys" is a delightful trashterpiece in the vein of John Waters. Not one to usually scream "representation!" from the rooftops, but seeing a South Asian woman take charge of her own image with such gusto is special. #SXSW2025 joysauce.com/annapurna-srira…
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I would say having not seen the film yet but loving documentaries that the death of doc filmmaking came when we taught audiences that documentaries only exist as an extension of journalism and not a legitimate branch of the art of moving pictures. The only rule is to document.
The thing about the original Unsolved Mysteries is it had his voice coupled with some of the best direction of all time. I have piles of reference pulled from that show. I loved horror movies as a kid, but Unsolved Mysteries kept me up at night.
No disrespect, guy’s got a good voice, but you should not be allowed to host Unsolved Mysteries wearing anything but a suit. Farina often skipped the tie, but he always had his jacket on.
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Coming of age in the DC suburbs, before making my way online later in the 00s, I’d pore over the film section of the WP Friday arts supplement every weekend; Ann was my first favorite film critic, and shaped my early ideas of what film criticism could do; I owe her a great deal
Ann was a fantastic critic, and a warm, lovely person. This is just terribly sad news. washingtonpost.com/obituarie…
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I was happy to write a little something about my friend and colleague Richard Riehle for Variety.
Why ‘Office Space’ Actor Richard Riehle Was the Quintessential Actor’s Actor (Guest Column) variety.com/2026/film/people…
Sort of. They know they’re lying. They do. But they don’t think of truth as related to any individual claim. There is a bigger truth, the only truth, and it’s Them, or the Idea of Them, and they believe they’re honest about *that*. Everything else is an inconvenience or quibble.
