Reading List – Movie Reviews I like

Skewering Leftist Excess With Mockery and Sneers

But the book’s central fallacy is that idiocy on the left requires moving to the right. It doesn’t. It’s eminently possible for people with brains to make distinctions and stick to their principles, if they have any. And, by the way, you’re not going to find any fewer authoritarians and idiots by switching sides.

‘Law & Order’ Probably Doesn’t Like You

The only way to be O.K. in Dick Wolf’s world is to have a job that is steady but doesn’t pay very much, to drive a five year old car you’re still paying off, to live in a small house with a large mortgage, to have an education that helps you get by but doesn’t give you any fancy ideas, to attend a house of worship that is the center of your social life, and to have almost no leisure time. Unless you fit that profile, “Law & Order” probably doesn’t like you.

Genre-Bending Nigerian Thriller ‘The Weekend’ Drops First-Look Clip Ahead of Tribeca Premiere (EXCLUSIVE)

When Oriahi was attached to “The Weekend,” after a previous director pulled out, he had less than a month of prep time until the cameras rolled. The film was shot in under three weeks.

Movie Review: Netflix’s ‘King of Boys’ 

This is a film that knows its stake. And this is a film made first of all for Nigerians, as it does a fine job of lifting out some art from real life. This is where Kemi Adetiba shines best as a filmmaker.