Tag: comedy

“Cult classic” isn’t a title one should too soon or too often frivolously attach to a fil. But if a queer, Gen Z, satire-comedy flick…

Teenage girls are full of contradictions. Shallow and existential, audacious and anxious, convinced of their own importance and their own invisibility simultaneously, and capable of…

There’s something uniquely American about the genre of the “buddy movie.” Ever since Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy got into all kinds of trouble together…

Beetlejuice! Beetlejuice! Beetlejuice! Tim Burton’s 1988 Beetlejuice fuses comedy and horror to create a classic film. With Michael Keaton in the titular role, we delve…

Welcome to the Golden Globes once again. The awards season party hosted by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association. That incorporate musical and comedy into their…

Keith Bearden is the writer and director of Antarctica, a coming of age story that confronts what it means to be a woman, and a…

It’s always special when a filmmaker is able to create a world that shows off their unique sense of humour in a comedy. With A…

If you’re looking for chuckles galore, you might not have to venture to the muthafuckin’ flicks. As Eddie Murphy is back, in Dolemite Is My…

Filmotomy Podcast looks at the early landscape as far as what the Hollywood Foreign Press Association will deem worthy in their Musical or Comedy categories…

The road to Halloween is paved with good films. Wherein we countdown to the spirited season with a hundred doses of horror. 16 days to…

It took me a while to figure out the romantic leads in It’s Been Too Long, Krista Jensen and David Ebert, are married in real…

There are some films that make you want to stand up in the aisles and dance along with the characters on the screen. Gurinder Chadha’s…

“It was never easy for me, I was born a poor black child”, spoken by the very white Steve Martin as his iconic character Navin…

This is a look back at “10“, a film by Blake Edwards, that I also like to consider: “Julie Andrews is way too good to…