Articles

LITTLE MISS SUNSHINE: Pushing The Yellow Bus 20 Years Later

Introduction It’s hard to overstate the enormous impact that Little Miss Sunshine had when the film debuted at the Sundance Film Festival in 2006. It...

THE END OF OAK STREET Review: A Summer Movie From Another Time

Introduction From the moment the soundtrack starts in David Robert Mitchell’s The End of Oak Street, I felt a certain sense of nostalgia. This movie...

QUENTIN TARANTINO: What’s Next For One Of Hollywood’s Greatest Directors?

Introduction Almost 35 years into his career, Quentin Tarantino remains one of the most distinctive and influential filmmakers of the modern era. Emerging from the...

BEEF: A Review Of The Best New Series On Netflix

 Introduction In one of the best-limited series to dive into the journey of self-discovery, obsession, and road rage, in recent memory, Netflix and A24's Beef...

STAR TREK: PICARD – Season Three Review

An Introduction I love Star Trek. Ever since seeing The Original Series as a kid, Star Trek has captured my imagination. Swashbuckling heroes. Tales of morality....

An Interview With The Legendary Lance Henriksen!

Introduction With today being his 83rd birthday, Cinema Scholars celebrates the career of Lance Henriksen. With 260-plus roles to his name, an online business selling...

Our Q&A With Old Hollywood Biographer Lara Gabrielle

Introduction We had the pleasure of sitting down recently with acclaimed Old Hollywood biographer Lara Gabrielle (Captain of Her Soul: The Life of Marion Davies)...

CRIES AND WHISPERS (1973): A 50th Anniversary Retro Review

Introduction Intense, contained, expertly performed, and haunting, Ingmar Bergman's Cries and Whispers (1972) goes many levels deep to show the selfishness of humanity while monstrosities happen...