“John Candy: I Like Me” Review
“I hope you have some dirt on him,” jokes Bill Murray in the opening of the John Candy documentary, I Like Me. The late comedic actor wasn’t like any other,
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“A Culinary Uprising: The Story of Bloodroot” Review
Selma Miriam and Noel Furie have expressed that they hope the way they die is at work simultaneously. Their work involves running the Bloodroot restaurant, a welcoming environment for feminists,
“Vice is Broke” Review
Eddie Huang used to work for Vice, the journalistic force that went from punk to bankrupt. Huang’s documentary on the fall of this company, Vice is Broke, was likely made
“Pee-wee as Himself” Review
Soon after the death of Paul Reubens, I recalled him making a cameo in the comedy Quiz Lady. He appears before an elderly woman who mistakes him for Alan Cumming.
“October 8” Review
Despite the title, October 8 spends little time talking about the Hamas terrorist attack and more about the fallout felt in America from the perspective of the Jewish and Zionist
“Like Tears in Rain” Review
It makes sense that this documentary on Rutger Hauer references his dying monologue from Blade Runner. It’s not just because of that being his most memorable role, but the words
“Grand Theft Hamlet” Review
For a film that takes place entirely within Grand Theft Auto Online, it might sound strange that such a film nearly drove me to tears. But there is great drama
“Sly Lives! (aka The Burden of Black Genius)” Review
Questlove’s previous music documentary, Summer of Soul, was a fantastic film for going beyond a standard smattering of archival footage and recollection interviews. He goes the extra mile to place
“Soundtrack to a Coup d’Etat” Review
The crisis within Congo, which the United Nations instigated, deserves something more than a bog-standard documentary. It needs something loud and angry. It would be best if you felt like
“This Is the Tom Green Documentary” Review
Long before the advent of YouTube prankers and even before the age of Jackass, there was Tom Green. He tried anything for a laugh, making him a stand out of