JOSIE AND THE PUSSYCATS Imagined A Cuddly Dystopia That Could Only Be Defeated Through Friendship
Harry Elfont and Deborah Kaplan’s dark satire of turn-of-the-millennium pop culture remains undefeated.
Dave Schilling
Join Date: Dec 09, 2016 • Last Entry Date: Jun 05, 2020 • Articles: 55
Dave Schilling is a writer, host, and humorist who has written for The Guardian, New York Magazine, and Grantland. His comedy podcast Full Court Chat is available everywhere.
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STRANGE DAYS Couldn’t Predict the Future Of Entertainment, But It Did Predict Everything Else
Kathryn Bigelow's 1995 classic feels more prescient than ever.
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Next Time, You Get To Be On Top: The Progressive Sexual Politics Of THE SHADOW
Taking a closer look under the hood (hat?) of Russell Mulcahy's subversive comic epic.
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The Simp Who Shagged Me
(Or: How AUSTIN POWERS Charted the Course for a New Kind of Masculinity)
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Beyond Cher: The Later Roles Of Alicia Silverstone
Just wait until you see her in THE LODGE.
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WATCHMEN, JOKER And How Comic Book Movies Become “Cinema”
'Tis the season for adult comic book stories.
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PARASITE And The Cinema Of Class Struggle
Bong Joon-ho's latest looks at class disparity head-on.
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How The FANTASTIC FOUR Could Be the Key to Marvel’s Phase Four
It's speculatin' time!
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COLD PURSUIT And Why Directors Remake Their Own Movies
A look at how a change of scenery can change a film.
