In the general category of “underrated films”, there’s a tragic subset of “misremembered”. The Green
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Reagan (2024) Review
Before Donald Trump was elected president in 2016, there was a legendary man who led the United States into prosperity in the ’80s. His name was Ronald Reagan. Recently, a biopic was released in theaters starring Dennis Quaid as Reagan…
The Greatest Conservative Films: Disclosure (1994)
Really, it’s eerie how well Disclosure conveys some all-too-legitimate fears men just may have in the workplace, today—even more so than back in the ‘90s. Back then, some critics—including legends Siskel & Ebert—flat-out scoffed at and dismissed the film’s premises as absurd and nonsensical. Maybe, back then, that was understandable…
Am I Racist?: Movie Review
Coming off the success of “What is a Woman?”, it was no surprise to learn that Matt Walsh was working on another documentary, “Am I Racist?”. The entire team, including director Justin Folk, returned for this project…
The Greatest Conservative Films: Captain America: Civil War (2016)
“There’s no decision-making process here. We need to be put in check! …If we can’t accept limitations—if we’re boundary-less—then we’re no better than the bad guys…”
The Greatest Conservative Films: Shaft (1971)
I’d be remiss if I didn’t dwell on something I hinted at in my article on Jackie Brown: namely, exactly what happened to the classic Blaxploitation movement of the 1970s…