Last week I was a little too gobsmacked by Blade Runner 2049 to think in terms of Cinedelphia’s typical October horror output, so this week I wanted to dive deep into it. […]
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Is there anyone who has contributed more to cinematic entertainment than Jackie Chan? Short of maaaaaybe Steven Spielberg, no. Certainly not in my 33 years of film consumption. Jackie Chan […]
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It’s been rather comical to watch the marketing campaign for Professor Marston and the Wonder Women. From the poster, to the trailer, to the comically unwieldy title, every aspect of […]
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The King’s Choice was Norway’s entry for the Oscars given out earlier this year, and despite it not getting an official nomination, it is certainly one of the best political […]
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Human Flow opens Friday, October 20th at the Ritz Bourse, and we are giving away some free passes to see the film Monday-Thursday during its theatrical run. To enter, email us with […]
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It’s the most wonderful time of the year! Not only is Halloween coming up, the weather getting colder, but the annual Philadelphia Film Festival is happening for the 26th time. […]
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Over the weekend, I was one of many Rick & Morty fans to be disappointed with McDonald’s. If you haven’t heard about it, a quick breakdown of that sentence is […]
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Blade Runner 2049 sufficiently blew my mind. Script, performance, design, sound, direction, cinematography, Denis Villeneuve’s latest in a long line of fantastic films excels on every level. It’s rare that I […]
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Gaaaaaaah I really don’t want to come down hard on a “little movie that could,” but unfortunately, Cold Moon represents a brand of genre filmmaking which is almost always doomed […]
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When I watched Lucky, its star, Harry Dean Stanton, was still alive. Now that I’m sitting down to write about it, he is no longer amongst us. This is worth […]
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Ridley Scott’s Blade Runner is not only one of the greatest films ever made, it is also the definitive cinematic portrait of the future. As the year it was set, […]
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