I saw The Silence of the Lambs at the Regal theaters in the Carousel Mall in 1991. And while it pretty much took over pop culture for what felt like years afterward, I
I had heard a lot of noise about Unbelievable before dialing it up on the Netflix machine. Most of it talked about its unflinching look at sexual assault and praised it
I honestly had no interest in seeing this movie. And after seeing it I'm sticking to my initial resistance. First, you know they're going to try to make me care about
For a very large film, this thing felt remarkably small. Maybe it's the silence of space or the oddly myopic view of the world we're exposed to, but for a movie that is
