It’s that time of year again! If there’s one thing you’ve probably learned about us over the past few years, it’s that we love autumn…
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It’s that time of year again! If there’s one thing you’ve probably learned about us over the past few years, it’s that we love autumn…
The mystery: Who created a great cult classic film based on a board game? The solution: director Jonathan Lynn…in Hollywood…with Clue. It sounds impossible, but it’s true! Lynn not only made a movie based on a board game but made a pretty great movie based on a board game…
Ever since Sarah celebrated her 30th birthday by sharing the 30 movies that have been the most influential to her, I’ve been aching to piggyback off of this idea and make a list myself…
Here, in the middle of February, we are celebrating Black History Month. Given the summer that we just witnessed and the affirmation that racism, unfortunately, remains alive and thriving in the United States, it is imperative that we aim to educate ourselves as much as possible on matters of black history as well as confronting the problems of the present…
Happy February! It's the coldest, shortest month of the year, and yet there's still so much to celebrate, even in 2021. We here at The Film Rewind have decided to turn up the heat and celebrate Valentine's Day this month with our Film Club pick…
In case any of you were expecting anything different, 2021 is looking to be merely '2020: The Sequel.' With almost a full calendar year of pandemic life behind us, and an uncertain future still ahead of us, it's difficult to commit ourselves to look forward to anything…
It's officially that most wonderful time of the year! Though we at The Film Rewind have been celebrating the holidays for a good while, the holiday season is now in full force! Now is the time to bake some holiday treats, turn up the festive music, and watch your favorite holiday specials…
There are few physical possessions that I cherish more than my VHS collection…
Ever since my first viewing of Modern Times (1936), I have been enraptured by Charlie Chaplin, and with each film that I experience in his filmography, my love grows. From Shoulder Arms (1918) to City Lights (1931), his infusion of comedy and pathos has never failed to both charm and move me. In his Little Tramp character, we see humanity peeking through a veil of suffering…
We know you have been waiting with great antici---pation, all month long, for our thoughts on all things “Rocky Horror,” so, without further ado, here they are… Enjoy!
Whenever I face having to list my all-time favorite movies, I get a little troubled. I never know whether technicality allows me to include one of my favorite films, Anne of Green Gables (1985, dir. Kevin Sullivan)…
What else can I write about when my cat sister, Sabrina, insists on climbing all over me every ten seconds?
We should have known when we opened the year with Dolittle that it would be a rough one...
Believe it or not, it's spring! Due to current circumstances, many of us haven't seen the outside world in quite some time, and we are beginning to miss out on the beautiful spring weather that's starting to appear.
What does Ann-Margret have against the letter D? Maybe we'll find out this month…
Another Academy Awards ceremony has come and gone, and while there were a few unexpected surprises—such as Bong Joon Ho’s Parasite (2019) taking the Best Original Screenplay, Best International Film, Best Director, and Best Picture awards…
I’m not sure why I feel the urgent need to provide you with this list, as I’m sure it has nothing to do with our upcoming Film Club reviews...
January 10th marked 100 years since the official end of World War I. For some reason, British depictions of WWI in film and television have always hit an emotional chord for me…
