The recurring column that features here on the site is now a podcast from Jill and Ryan, and each episode we do an in-depth discussion of a film that is […]
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Itzhak is a taut documentary that takes an intimate look into the soul of a violin virtuoso. I’m not completely familiar with Itzhak Perlman, nor am I particularly a fan of […]
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Noting makes my back hurt more or inclines me to kick children off my lawn than to know that Super Troopers, the breakout indie comedy from Broken Lizard, came out […]
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Ismael’s Ghosts has all of the pieces to make a fantastic familial drama, and for the most part, that’s precisely what it is. However, it also contains the pieces of […]
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The recurring column that features here on the site is now a podcast from Jill and Ryan, and each episode we do an in-depth discussion of a film that is […]
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Here’s your guide to be the smug friend after watching the Avengers: Infinity War. Here’s the lowdown on Infinity Stones, Thanos, and more! Infinity Gauntlet (+ Rebirth of Thanos), 1992 […]
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I haven’t actually watched all of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) Films in a while. I revisit my favorites when the mood strikes, but otherwise I haven’t really gone back […]
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Welcome back to Split Decision! Each week, we pose a question to our staff of knowledgable and passionate film geeks and share the responses! We may never know if it […]
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Beauty and the Dogs is a harrowing film from director/writer Kaouther Ben Hania that takes an unsurprising turn of events and still manages to induce rage in its viewers. The film […]
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Aardvark is the first feature length film for writer/director Brian Shoaf. It is only partially salvaged by a stellar cast including Jenny Slade, Jon Hamm, and Zachary Quinto. Kudos to […]
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Blumhouse Productions has become synonymous with good horror. They’ve produced just about every solid mainstream horror entry over the past few years, including two of my favorites, Get Out and […]
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