Everything deserves at least one viewing
It is time for a new Letterboxd List review! At a time when most Americans wished they were living in a different country, why not explore some international cinema? This week we look at the Letterboxd’s Top 250 International Films list, more specifically (as of this writing) #149 on said list…PlayTime (1967). Title: PlayTime Director:…
Monday can only mean one thing, it’s time for another installment of Review Stew! This week we hit the high seas with an adaptation of Jack London’s novel of the same name…The Sea Wolf (1941). Title: The Sea Wolf Director: Michael Curtiz Released: March 21, 1941 (Mexico and the United States) Runtime: 1 hour 40…
She’s baaaaaaaaaaack! Yes, that’s right, after a hiatus of a little over 2 years, the Margot Robbie filmography watch through is back! Picking up where we left off, I’m still trying to only do films of hers that are available to stream (looking at and waiting on you, Goodbye Christopher Robin) and this week we…
Another Monday means another installment into our 2025 Review Stew! This week I am correcting a Tony Scott blindspot of mine, which also happens to be the last film he would direct. All aboard as we try to stop a railway disaster in…Unstoppable (2010). Title: Unstoppable Director: Tony Scott Released: November 4, 2010 (Singapore) Runtime:…
Here we are, back at it again with a new Letterboxd List review. I am excited about this one. This week we have a movie that always seemed to evade me on streaming…until now. From the Black Directors: The Official Top 100 Narrative Feature Films featured Letterboxd list we have number 86 (as of this…
We’re back again to add another ingredient to our Review Stew! This week we have a movie from my constantly growing Letterboxd watchlist. To say that this is a “popular” movie on Letterboxd would be a mistake. In fact, as of this writing, only 131 members have marked it as “watched”. Here comes number 132…
Welcome back for another installment of Review Stew! This week we have the feature directorial debut of Caitlin Cronenberg. If you’re wondering, yes, she is the daughter of body horror master David Cronenberg and sister to Brandon. So, the question is, will she follow in their body horror footsteps? Well, let’s dive into Humane (2024)…
Giddy up for this installment of Letterboxd Lists! That’s right, we’re taking a look at Letterboxd’s Top 100 Western Films. Admittedly, I am not as well-versed with the Western genre as I would like to be. So, to start to remedy that we have #38 (as of this writing) on the list…Wagon Master (1950). Title:…
When the Academy Awards are right around the corner, you always tend to see other movies starring the contenders pop-up on streaming services. Such is the case for this week’s installment of our Review Stew. He’s up for Best Actor in a Supporting Role for A Real Pain, but this week we are looking at…
The horrors persist but so do we. Right? I mean, it is a terrifying shit show out there right now. But hopefully my silly little writings about Review Stew for the year can provide a bit of an escape, even if only for a few minutes of your day. So, let’s get right to it…