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In days of yore, you'd go to see a movie, the lights would go down, and just before the feature presentation (if you were lucky) you'd get to watch a cartoon. The Golden Age of Animation was a renaissance of technical and artistic development, and without these artists foundational work you would never see the likes of Disney or Pixar or even Studio Ghibli.
Read MoreWe all have to play the hands we’re dealt, but few nepo babies have made art on the level of The Legend of the Stardust Brothers.
Read MoreForget Ryan Gosling and forget being a real human being—real ones know that 1997’s Drive has the diamond in the rough, the jewel in the Wal-Mart DTV bin, that you really need to watch. Mark Dacascos, Kardeem Hardison, and Brittany Murphy team up to drive you wild in this underseen, underloved, and over-the-top action film.
Read MoreFor viewers unfamiliar, Tsui Hark’s Green Snake is part of a proud tradition of Xianxia films. The big difference is that this one stars international superstar Maggie Cheung.
Read MoreTo quote X-Files, “I want to believe.”
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