When history looks back on the history of film in the 2000s, the defining narrative is going to be the ascension of TV as the primary visual...

The “And What Now?” series continues with the film that inspired it, a look at Judd Apatow’s Funny People. I think there’s a wide gap in the...

It’s time for one last post on San Diego Comicon. I’ve read a bunch of great coverage about the con, a lot of which centers on the idea of w...

Over the past two days, I watched all the films of Kenneth Anger Volume II. I got the DVD from Netflix, and I’ll admit it sat on the sidelin...

After roughly ten days out on the West Coast, I’m back in New York, and have successfully made it through my first comicon experience. San D...

Yesterday, I finally went to see Michael Mann’s latest film, Public Enemies. Mann has made some of my favorite films, going back to Heat and...

Appropriately, I’m writing the post for the last piece of Lost season five on a plane. This season finale was the show’s best episode since ...

Today, I’m leaving the East coast to head out to California to do some filming for our Grant Morrison documentary at the San Diego Comicon. ...

This batch of Lost episodes takes us through some of my favorite material the show has ever done, as well as some slightly frustrating stuff...

Lost’s fifth season throws off the last shackles of the series’ strictly divided flashback or flashforward structure and establishes a two p...