Nick Schager is an Entertainment Critic at The Daily Beast. He specializes in the film industry and filmmaking, exploring themes within arts and entertainment, culture, and society. Nick's insights and critiques have been featured in prominent outlets including Yahoo News, Esquire magazine, and Slant Magazine.
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Nick Schager Twenty years ago, The Hawk would have been a 90-minute theatrical comedy. Today, it's the latest feature film idea to be overextended to the point of mirthlessness.
Believe it or not, right-wingers have gotten “The Odyssey” all wrong.
Nick Schager Some controversies are legitimate and important. Some are sensational and wild. And some are just stupid and fake.
If “The Odyssey” is meant for IMAX, “The Dink” is just fine at home.
Filmmaker Nicolas Winding Refn isn’t just an acquired taste. He’s an adore-him-or-loathe-him auteur whose neon-drenched genre fantasias are awash in such self-conscious affectation that “polarizing” s...
The Dink may be nothing more than a formulaic diversion. Yet in an era in which goofy comedies can’t wedge their way into theaters and are being stretched egregiously thin on TV (see, most recently, W...
If you thought Kevin Hart’s Netflix roast was a trainwreck, wait until you see his latest embarrassment.
“Spider-Man: Brand New Day” is a terrific comic-book-y spectacular.
Acclaimed Japanese director Kiyoshi Kurosawa is one of cinema’s most eclectic auteurs, his filmography populated by sterling horror shows (Cure, Pulse), thrillers (Cloud, Serpent’s Path, Wife of a Spy...
“Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma” is a fatally self-conscious meta-slasher.
