Editor-in-Chief of The Film Stage.
Four favs = last 4.5 or 5-star new-to-me watches.
With imagery quite literally conjured from the deepest bowels of darkness, it’s clear why Nosferatu has been on the mind of Robert Eggers since he saw F. W. Murnau’s silent classic at the impressionable age of nine. The director’s fourth feature is his most assured and accomplished, an impeccably crafted, knowingly humorous, and perhaps too-rigid odyssey into the depths of true evil where one can feel Eggers’ obsessions flow through every nocturnal frame. While The Northman was evidence he could…
Only Steven Spielberg could make a shot of someone standing in a puddle one of the most beautiful images of the year.