Sean Axmaker is a DVD critic and freelance film writer. He specializes in the film industry, covering topics such as filmmaking and entertainment news, with a particular passion for silent films and noir. His work has been featured in The Spokesman-Review, Yakima Herald-Republic, The Seattle Times, Slant Magazine, and MSN.
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Matthew McConaughey is in prime form as Killer Joe William Friedkin ‘s southern fried trailer park noir with an undercurrent of black comedy.
In Pauline at the Beach (France, 1983), 15-year-old Pauline (Amanda Langlet) gets an eye-opening lesson in the games grown-ups play on a two-week
David Mamet , the Pulitzer and Tony award-winning playwright and Oscar-nominated screenwriter, made his feature directorial debut with House of
Before taking a big swing on his impressive but unfinished screen version of , maverick American animator Ralph Bakshi created Wizards (1977), a futuristic fantasy set in the aftermath of the apocalypse.
What to watch in July on Netflix, HBO Max and other streaming services
By: Sean Axmaker
Here's what's coming to Netflix, Hulu, Disney+, HBO Max, Prime Video, Peacock, Paramount+ and other streaming services in July.
“I am not the adventurous type,” Delphine ( Marie Rivière ) confesses early in The Green Ray (France, 1986). That's an understatement.
By: Sean Axmaker
James Mason is a struggling grade-school teacher and middle-class father in Bigger Than Life (1956). Ostensibly a drama about prescription drug
By: Sean Axmaker
Eric Rohmer embarked on an ambitious plan to shoot six films around a common theme and echoing stories.
Jean-Louis Trintignant hardens his blue eyes into a steely stare to play Silence in The Great Silence (Italy, 1968), a mute gunslinger in the winter snows of a mountain frontier town.
