DTF St. Louis A bizarre collision of surrealism and Coen Brother-esque dark comedy, DTF St. Louis situates itself somewhere between the deadpan absurdity of Fargo (“No way Jose” is one of many idioms that feels plucked straight out of that world) and the dreamlike atmosphere of Twin Peaks. This wholly...
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In an age of media where the regurgitation of pre-existing IPs reigns supreme and Hollywood seems determined to destroy its own legacy, Seth Rogen’s The Studio is an unbelievably welcome surprise, managing to hilariously highlight, through 10 incredibly sharp and precisely crafted episodes, the absurdly precarious inner workings of the...
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The latest in a string of horror films that have aimed to dominate the cultural space through a blend of elevated horror and thinly veiled social commentary, Opus feels like the culmination of this exhausted trend in all the worst ways. With a generic overarching plot that contains tedious, shallow...
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