The Irishman’s Déjà Vu Gangsterism
Scorsese’s latest turns American sin into Hollywood kabuki.
The Demons in Our Skyscrapers
What is it about the idea of mysterious, frightening things lurking in the shadows, under our beds, in dilapidated homes (& souls) that modernity can’t kill?
An Introduction to Jordan Peterson
He’s hardly infallible on every subject, but his core message is sound and ought to be uncontroversial.
Kanye West’s Faith Triumphs Over Political Bitterness
The pop star’s new album and film disrupt godless hedonism.
Adoption in NYC: Let’s Come Together Monday Night
A screening of the adoption documentary I Lived on Parker Avenue will take place in Manhattan on November 4.
Apple’s Intriguing Matt Lauer Drama
The technology giant moves into television, with promising results.
Black and Blue Teaches Civics, Badly
The film is a gaudy exhibition of action-movie and progressive clichés.
Skip Zombieland 2 and Watch Lupita Nyong’o in Little Monsters
Into the relative quiet two new zombie flicks come lurching.
Complainerland
Gosh, the happiest place on earth morphed into the Masque of the Red Death so slowly I hardly noticed.
Coppola’s Cotton Club Encore Remakes American Entertainment
The classic ’80s movie, now re-edited Coppola, exposes wokeness as a delusion.