Author’s Note: There’s still Zeitgeist Theatre & Lounge and Chalmette Movies just outside Orleans Parish in the New Orleans Metro Area, as well as mobile units like New Orleans Film Society and Shotgun Cinema. Great venues for moviegoers, great groups for local film culture! The news of Cinebarre Canal Place closing hit hard yesterday for […]
Entertainment sites and outlets have been buzzing about "Burning Cane's" Tribeca victory in a way rarely seen.
Come one, come all! It’s another Progressive’s Weekend in New Orleans, and Big Easy Magazine has the quick rundown on what to do. This Saturday, visit beautiful Lake Pontchartrain and join up with several Bernie Sanders 2020 supporters for quite the gathering campaign launch. Lazy Jack Restaurant will have the food, live music will be […]
It’s hard to pinpoint just when exactly I realized how much I really loved Under the Silver Lake, David Robert Mitchell’s follow-up to It Follows. Ranked with a roughly split 50% or so score on Rotten Tomatoes, its divisive nature is easy to understand just as its genre classification is easy to confuse. A neo-noir […]
You can’t make a tragedy without having had a laugh or two and you can’t appreciate the funny without getting through the sad.
Oh, the trials and tribulations in bringing the story of Don Quixote to the big screen. Orson Welles tried for decades, lamenting that he’d just finish it on his own time. His adaptation would go through different leading men and shifts in setting, supposedly even… to the moon itself? Truth can be stranger than fiction, […]
Elsa Bres accomplishes with Love Canal what filmmakers of old and of today dream of - texture.
New Orleans is a city of atmospheric horror and motion picture living if you look in the right places.
Grass is Greener, hosted and directed by musician Fab 5 Freddy, pulls us into the cultural importance weed has played in our country.
Endgame is big-picture-minded with its eyes on both the individual and the collective story and character arcs.
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