‘Tis the season for lists and lists and lists. I already did
my top ten movies of 2016, followed by my top ten horror movies of 2016—if we’re being honest, it was a strong year for horror, so
there’s a ton of crossover. Now, what the hell, it’s time for my top science
fiction films of the 2016.
Thursday, December 29, 2016
Wednesday, December 28, 2016
Brent's Top Ten Horror Movies Of 2016
It’s the last week of 2016, I don’t have any reviews to
write, Carrie Fisher just died, and the whole world is covered in shit. For
some reason, these bleak circumstances seem a wholly appropriate place to drop
a list of my top horror movies of 2016. There are certainly some grim times to
be found among these titles.
Labels:
10 Cloverfield Lane,
Baskin,
Don't Breathe,
Green Room,
Horror,
Hush,
List,
news,
The Autopsy of Jane Doe,
The Neon Demon,
The Wailing,
The Witch,
Top Ten List,
Train to Busan,
Under the Shadow
Tuesday, December 27, 2016
Brent's Top Ten Movies Of 2016 [UPDATED]
Without fail, some people grouse about how that particular
365-day journey around the sun was a bad year for movies. 2016 is no exception,
a circumstance made all the more egregious because so many giant blockbusters
sucked ass or, perhaps even worse, wound up inane and tepid and unmemorable in
every regard.
Labels:
10 Cloverfield Lane,
Arrival,
Green Room,
La La Land,
List,
Moonlight,
Movie Review,
news,
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story,
Tag,
The Handmaiden,
The Wailing,
The Witch,
Top Ten List,
Under the Shadow
Monday, December 26, 2016
The First 'Alien: Covenant' Trailer Is Brutal And Brutal
It was a merry Christmas, indeed. Not for the usual, warm,
fuzzy, holiday nonsense that other people have been compelling me to endure for
damn near 40 years against my will. No, on this day we set aside to celebrate
fat dudes and the savior of humanity or whatever, I’m in a festive mood because
we got our first look at Alien: Covenant, and holy shit
balls. Like I said, merry Christmas, indeed.
Friday, December 23, 2016
Fingers Crossed: 'Arrival' Director Denis Villeneuve May Direct A 'Dune' Adaptation
Admittedly, this isn’t the freshest bit of news, but since
it came out a few days ago, I haven’t stopped thinking about it for more than a
couple of minutes. After he floored me with Arrival and
wowed me with that brief Blade Runner 2049 teaser trailer, I
keep saying that I hope director Denis Villeneuve (Prisoners) continues to splash around in
the science fiction end of the pool. And it looks like he may do just that.
Reports say he could helm an adaptation of Frank Herbert’s legendary sci-fi
novel Dune.
Thursday, December 22, 2016
'Fences' (2016) Movie Review
Already a Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award-winning play, Denzel Washington's film adaptation of August Wilson's Fences is
going to add some accompanying award hardware to the roster this year, most
notably in the acting categories. This, even as it struggles, often
unsuccessfully, to distinguish itself from its stage roots.
Wednesday, December 21, 2016
The 2016 Seattle Film Awards Nominations
Because I’m a super fancy film critic (i.e. I spend most of
my free time sitting silently in dark rooms watching movies most people never
see; writing about them online, where no one reads about them, for little to no
money; and talking about these movies no one sees with other likeminded
obsessives—jealous?), I get to vote in super fancy end-of-the-year film critic
polls. One of these is the Seattle Film Critics Society, which just announced
the 2016 Seattle Film Awards nominations.
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