
The End of Oak Street Review: Where There’s a Will, There’s Hathaway
David Robert Mitchell’s contribution to the dinosaur movie zeitgeist is a wacky, wonderful adventure led by this year’s strongest star.

David Robert Mitchell’s contribution to the dinosaur movie zeitgeist is a wacky, wonderful adventure led by this year’s strongest star.

In this summertime coming-of-age story, Dominic Sessa portrays a young, cocky Bourdain, who drives you a bit insane with his bad decisions but has you rooting for him nonetheless.

Araki’s first feature in over a decade is pro-sex, anti-prude, and absolutely unapologetic about it all.

The Director-Actor’s newly released third film is a technically crafted work of art. No major spoilers in this review.

A reflection on why projects like ‘Hacks’, ‘The Devil Wears Prada 2’, and ‘I Love Boosters’ should remind us to center humanity in our work.
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