Author: Julia Teti
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Lynne Ramsay’s ‘Ratcatcher’ Incrementally Breaks Down the Innocence of Youth
In her 1999 feature length debut, Ramsay illustrates guilt and loneliness with the search for internal peace and innocence.
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Finding the Greek Tragedy in Netflix’s ‘Dark’
The German-language, science fiction drama derives from a number of Greek myths and pays homage through various narrative and character signifiers.
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The Devil is in the Details in Robert Eggers’ ‘The Witch’
Meshing historic milieu with fear of the female body, Eggers incites a horror spectacle with a contemporary reading.
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In HBO’s ‘Big Little Lies,’ Trauma is the Tie that Binds
With Season two well underway, the Monterey Five and audiences continue grappling with weighted emotions and experiences.
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Drop What You’re Doing and Watch ‘Gentleman Jack’ on HBO
*Stares at the camera with a distinct Anne Lister gaze* “My dear, why on Earth aren’t you watching this extraordinary program?”
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Will Ari Aster Be The Next Sophomore Sensation with ‘Midsommar’?
The young director seems poised to unleash a new, saturated horror fest onto audiences.
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The Most Dangerous Feline in Space
In space no one can hear you scream…but they can hear a certain cat meow.
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Brienne of Tarth: The Oathkeeper of Game of Thrones
In a series riddled with deception, Brienne of Tarth reigns as the Oathkeeper of Game of Thrones.
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Richard E. Grant: The Savior of Awards Season
In the tense months of awards season, Richard E. Grant has reveled every minute with unadulterated joy.