Lisa Laman is a freelance journalist and writer who focuses on film and pop culture. Her work has been featured in Collider, Looper, Cigalah Group, and The Spool. With a passion for uncovering lesser-known stories and exploring the behind-the-scenes of the entertainment industry, Lisa brings a unique perspective to her articles and reviews.
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By: Lisa Laman
There is no foolproof way to win a Best Picture Oscar. If there was, Netflix CCO Ted Sarandos would have paid mountains of diamonds for it by now. But, a pair of Oscar categories offer potential glimpses into which movies have serious Best Picture momentum. So far, in the 21st century, Best Original and Adapted […]
Foreign language films trying to get Oscar nominations might as well be a 2023 Raye song, considering how much it’s “Hard Out Here.” Such motion pictures frequently struggle to break into Oscar categories beyond the Best International Feature domain. For proof of this, look no further than the acting categories. It took until the 33rd […]
The musical genre needs more queer women out of their goddamn minds.
That eye-catching and harrowing trailer certainly put this movie on people's radar, though. Here was a horror movie that looked like nothing else in the mid-2010s horror marketplace. The trailer's uniqueness even extended to the final line of dialogue spoken against a black screen. Those fateful words “let us leave to the woods” were uttered in the iconic voice of actor
Movies always generate conversation. Dating back to the days of the 1890s, when moviegoers thought a train on the silver screen was really headed for them, films have wielded the power to get people united in conversation. If your film isn't getting anyone talking, it likely didn't do anything too artistically engaging. This is just as true for modern-day motion pictures as it is for classic silent features. To stand out in the current crowded pop culture landscape, you've got to make some noise one way or another.
The dystopian war movie "Civil War" has become a big hit for indie studio A24. Here's why it did so well at the box office on its opening weekend.
“It’s all about the Hamiltons, baby!” as Chris Parnell famously once declared. The same motivation the “Saturday Night Live” veteran had on a “Lazy Sunday” also dictates why studios love the Oscars. Recognition at this award show can considerably bolster a movie’s box office reputation. This is especially true when it comes to box office […]
When you leave an action movie, some topics immediately arise for post-screen conversation. Perhaps there was an especially sick bit of fight choreography nobody can get over.
By: Lisa Laman
Filmmaker Vera Drew had to fight some legal villains, but the DC parody film is finally playing locally with an April 25 screening at the Texas Theatre.
By: Lisa Laman
The competition lineup for any year’s Cannes Film Festival will be packed with wildly disparate movies. This collection of artistic films from the world’s greatest filmmakers is just numerous enough to ensure that not all these titles will inhabit the same genre, language, or even medium of expression. There will always be some eclectic qualities […]
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