Selected writings
THE NEW YORK TIMES
Is the ‘Bridget Jones’ Movie Making You Nostalgic? Try ‘Crossing Delancey.’
Why Directors Can’t Quit ‘Nosferatu’
One of the Most Unpredictable Actresses of the ’70s Is Back From Exile
Still Freddy After All These Years
A Rarely Seen David Bowie Rom-Com Gets a New Life
‘Dawn of the Dead’ at 45: A Zombie Love Affair That Never Died
From ‘Goodfellas’ to ‘Flower Moon’: How Scorsese Has Rethought Violence
BLOOMBERG
AI ‘Upgrades’ to Kung Fu Classics Deserve Zero Stars
Disney and Comcast's AI Lawsuit May Open a Pandora’s Box
Texas Is Going About Its Hollywood Ambitions All Wrong
‘Sinners’ Is Resurrecting the Art of Word-of-Mouth Marketing
HBO Max’s Cringe ‘Rebrand' Is Classic Hollywood
ROGER EBERT
Drop Dead City (review)
The Count of Monte Cristo (review)
Pull the String: Larry Karaszewski Remembers “Ed Wood” at 30 (interview)
TIFF 2024: Shell, Mistress Dispeller, Vice is Broke (festival roundup)