How Conservatives Benefit From A Disrupted Media Industry
Actor, author, and commentator Michael Knowles joins this episode of Federalist Radio to discuss Hollywood, comedy, and owning the libs.
‘Teen Titans Go! To The Movies’ Is A Smart, Fun Romp For Kids And Parents
Just like the television show, ‘Teen Titans Go! To The Movies’ delivers a good time for people of all ages.
Denzel Washington’s ‘Equalizer 2’ Is Not ‘Revenge Porn,’ But A Strong Film About Justice
The critics of this Denzel Washington film have ignored its underlying morality that others of this type lack.
True Crime Drama ‘Gosnell’ Beats Lawfare, Coverups To Hit Theatres Backed By $2 Million In Crowdfunding
This fall, ‘Superman’ actor Dean Cain portrays the Philadelphia investigator who brought serial killer Dr. Kermit Gosnell to justice.
‘The Sandlot’ Celebrates Myth And Reminds Us To Keep The Past Alive
Legend, myth, storytelling, preservation of memory — these ideas constitute the thematic heart of ‘The Sandlot.’ For its 25th anniversary, the film returns to theaters July 22 and 24.
10 Best Batman Films To Honor The Ten-Year Anniversary Of ‘The Dark Knight’
Batman is bigger than any one film or comic. He’s a myth that looms large over our culture, casting a wide and long shadow.
The Star Of ‘Eighth Grade’ Is All Of Us In Middle School
Kayla is being raised by her single dad, who adores her with every fiber of his being, but just can’t figure out how to make her see what he sees in her.
The Rock Deserves Better Films Than ‘Skyscraper’ To Star In
Not many actors and actresses running around these days can generate wide-ranging interest by their mere involvement. But The Rock almost always does.
Academics Try And Fail To Understand The Appeal Of Clint Eastwood
A new collection of essays, ‘Tough Ain’t Enough: New Perspectives on the Films of Clint Eastwood,’ discounts one of America’s greatest actors and filmmakers as little more than a Republican celebrity.
Podcast: Fiery Congressional Hearing, Straw Bans, And Scarlett Johansson
Bre Payton and Kelsey Harkness round up this week’s big news stories coming out of both Capitol Hill and Hollywood on the Federalist Radio Hour.
What The ‘Sicario’ Sequel Hits And Misses As A Film And A Commentary On Immigration
The film worked well as a thriller but it’s clearly inferior to the original. It exposes the Gordian knot at the heart of our border troubles, but doesn’t cut it.
‘The First Purge’ should Stick A Fork In The Politically Confused Series
The ‘Purge’ films invert political reality by making religious conservatives the ones in favor of lax crime laws that make the streets more dangerous.
‘Yellow Submarine’ Revival Is Your Chance To Enjoy This Underappreciated Beatles Flick
Unfocused, charming, a little sappy, a tad more menacing than one may remember, ‘Yellow Submarine’ is silly and innocent, without being insultingly amateurish.
In The Anti-Christ Genre, Still Nothing Tops ‘Rosemary’s Baby’
In three weeks an artsy commemorative book debuts marking the film’s fiftieth anniversary: ‘This Is No Dream: Making Rosemary’s Baby,’ by James Munn and Bob Willoughby.
The Purge Series Tries Desperately To Be Anti-Gun But Accomplishes The Opposite
It’s supposed to be this critique of gun culture, but throughout the entire series the bad guys with guns are always stopped by good guys with guns.
15 Films That Are Perfect For Helping You Celebrate America
The Fourth of July shouldn’t be about celebrating warfare or revolution, it should be about celebrating exceptional American freedom.
How Limited CGI Created The Power Of The Original ‘Jurassic Park’
Sequels usually fall the flattest when they try to recapture the original quality. That will never happen here, because the original is so special.
Ten Years Later, ‘WALL-E’ Has Only Become More Insightful
Most of the films nominated for Best Picture that year justly disappeared down the memory hole, while ‘WALL-E’ remains as vibrant and striking as ever.
The Real Reason Feathered Dinosaurs Won’t Appear In Jurassic Park Has Nothing To Do With Science
One of the scientific advisors on Jurassic Park is making an apology for what he considers to be bad science in that film. But the apology holds water like a spaghetti strainer.
Paul Rudd Gives A Wildly Disappointing Performance In ‘The Catcher Was A Spy’
Not since Roger Moore’s turn as James Bond has an actor sleepwalked through a film like Rudd has here.
How Misguided Environmentalism Is To Blame For California’s WildfiresThe saddest part about these fires in California is thacontinue reading >- School Punishes Male Teacher For Refusing To Watch A Naked Girl In The Boys’ Locker RoomA Florida school district allowed a self-described trancontinue reading >
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