Jak Luke Sharp 8/5/20 Jak Luke Sharp 8/5/20

Deep Blue Sea 3

It is hard to say that Pogue's film is nothing but a success

Jasim Perales 8/5/20 Jasim Perales 8/5/20

The Umbrella Academy - Season 2

The Umbrella Academy - Season 2 is both a vision of what NETFLIX could be, and a reminder of everything that holds it back

Pietro Falcone 8/5/20 Pietro Falcone 8/5/20

THE VVITCH: A Guide on how to break the Balance Between Two Opposites

In his debut essay for CLAPPER, Pietro Falcone explores the balance between two opposites in Robert Eggers’ THE VVITCH

Carson Timar 8/4/20 Carson Timar 8/4/20

Love, Victor

Love, Victor is an important series for families to watch, showcasing a unique yet relevant perspective and truth

Jak Luke Sharp 8/4/20 Jak Luke Sharp 8/4/20

MIRACLE AT ST. ANNA: Prelude to DA 5 BLOODS

Continuing our SPIKE LEE RETROSPECTIVE in support of BLM, Jak-Luke Sharp pens his essay on cinematic techniques found in MIRACLE AT ST. ANNA and its influence in DA 5 BLOODS

Kyle Gaffney 8/3/20 Kyle Gaffney 8/3/20

Peripheral

Peripheral is an effective and memorable thriller full of twists and plenty of surprises

Alexander Holmes 8/3/20 Alexander Holmes 8/3/20

John Lewis: Good Trouble

John Lewis: Good Trouble is poorly put together and attempts to cover far too much of Lewis’ life

Ewan Gleadow 8/2/20 Ewan Gleadow 8/2/20

Richard Lett and Roy Tighe: “When I found alcohol and drugs, the terrifying part of that losing my shit was numbed away and the hilarious part emerged“

Star Richard Lett and Director Roy Tighe talk to Ewan Gleadow about addiction, recovery, stand-up, and the duo’s collaborative effort Never Be Done: A Richard Lett Story

George Lewis 8/2/20 George Lewis 8/2/20

How To Build A Girl

How to Build a Girl fails to cover even the most tiresome narrative beats with any conviction

Jakub Flasz 8/1/20 Jakub Flasz 8/1/20

Proxima

Proxima is a film to be experienced and mulled over; designed to linger in the viewer’s mind and to – hopefully – adjust their worldview

Guest User 7/31/20 Guest User 7/31/20

ClapperCast - Episode 11: Summerland, Proxima, The Roads Not Taken

On episode 11 of ClapperCast, the team discuss Jessica Swale’s debut Summerland, Alice Winocour’s Proxima, and Sally Potter’s The Roads Not Taken

Alina Faulds 7/31/20 Alina Faulds 7/31/20

Summerland

Summerland is a fine debut from Jessica Swale

Jak Luke Sharp 7/30/20 Jak Luke Sharp 7/30/20

Impetigore

Impetigore is a hauntingly engaging and fruitfully frightening feature that will send shivers down the viewer's spine

Nick Johnson 7/30/20 Nick Johnson 7/30/20

Family Romance, LLC

It is very hard to see how another film, particularly in the next decade, will be as experimental as Family Romance, LLC

Owen Hiscock 7/29/20 Owen Hiscock 7/29/20

Hamilton

For three-quarters of these songs, one will be treated, at least in some capacity, to Miranda's trauma-inducing warbling

Alexander Holmes 7/29/20 Alexander Holmes 7/29/20

MALCOLM X: Spike Lee’s Symbol of Hope and Guidance

Continuing our SPIKE LEE RETROSPECTIVE in support of BLM, Alexander Holmes pens an essay on the exploration of the titular character found in Spike Lee’s MALCOLM X

Kyle Gaffney 7/28/20 Kyle Gaffney 7/28/20

The Kissing Booth 2

The Kissing Booth 2 manages to be heaps of fun

Guest User 7/28/20 Guest User 7/28/20

ClapperCast - Episode 10: The Rental, Radioactive, Strasbourg 1518, Family Romance LLC

On episode 10 of ClapperCast, the team discuss Dave Franco’s debut The Rental, Radioactive, Jonathan Glazer’s Strasbourg 1518, and Werner Herzog’s Family Romance LLC

Ashley Robson 7/27/20 Ashley Robson 7/27/20

You Should Have Left

The difficulties of finding a balance between a coherent feature film and staying true to all aspects of the literature are evident

Jak Luke Sharp 7/27/20 Jak Luke Sharp 7/27/20

Lake of Death

Director Nini Bull Robsahm makes Lake of Death as compelling and engaging as possible, even with severe limitations on offer