Review: MICKEY 17

 by Rob DiCristino

A film by Bong Joon Ho, for better and worse.

Watch Your Language: Your Guide to Subtitled Cinema

by Rosalie Lewis

The first non-English language film I ever saw was purchased from a rotating wire rack of “Pre-played” VHS at a grocery store in Colville, Washington for $9.97. It starred Robert Benigni and it had just won a bunch of Oscars. Yes, you guessed it: La Vita e Bella, aka Life Is Beautiful. I watched it probably five times in the next year, and while I have no idea if I would still feel as moved by it today, at the time it felt revolutionary to me.

A Movie I'm Thankful For: MEMORIES OF MURDER

by Mark Ahn

“There’s a reason why people say I have a shaman’s eyes.”

10 Movies I Still Need to See Before Dying

by Patrick Bromley

The clock is ticking.

Reserved Seating: Okja

by Adam Riske

Netflix raises its game but Bong Joon-ho lowers his somewhat.

Korean Horror: A Love Story

by Melissa Uhrin

Korean horror is a newer love of mine, and I find myself caught up in the "honeymoon phase" of our budding relationship. My heart is all aflutter at the thought of watching what is next on my list, have severe difficulties focusing on anything aside from what I have just watched (let alone focus long enough to sit down to write about it), the desire to watch any film outside of a Korean horror is practically non-existent and I am counting down the minutes until we meet again. Or perhaps that's just my ADD projecting itself.

Review: Snowpiercer

by Patrick Bromley

It's hard to talk about a masterpiece.

Watchin' Trailerz with Doug (July 26)

Mike Seaver's at it again. Do yourself a favor and skip this, because SHEESH. Hey Kirk, Joel Osteen called! He misses Boner! Sad face.

Netflix This Movie! Vol. 11

It's Scary Movie Month, so let's check out the best horror movies Netflix Instant has to offer. After you watch all of these, add your seven word reviews to the Scary Movie Challenge III!

Netflix This Movie! Vol. 4

More suggestions for stuff you should watch! You're so lucky to have us.