The scariest stories are, to me, about 1950s housewives. They don’t have to be intentionally scary; they don’t even have to be about the housewife.
Author: Emily Wheeler
Movie omnivore. Member of the Indiana Film Journalists Association
THE HALF OF IT
Netflix is saving us again from our isolated, dreary existences with a peppy romantic comedy. You know the kind they churn out: teens, love triangles,
TIGERTAIL
There’s a double-edged sword to the streamers that make them questionable distributors. On the plus side, they give a lot of new filmmakers a chance,
NEVER RARELY SOMETIMES ALWAYS
As a culture, we don’t really respect teenage girls. We don’t respect their interests, we don’t respect their bodies, we don’t respect their inner lives.
MAMMA MIA! HERE WE GO AGAIN
Some films aspire to lofty messages, trying to say something deep and profound about our place in the world in an attempt to make us
PETE’S DRAGON
If ever a movie could be described as a warm hug, it’s David Lowery’s mind-bogglingly earnest Pete’s Dragon. One in a long line of Disney’s
