Film Critique

Uncover the provocative secrets behind the silver screen as we dissect the art of film critique, challenging perceptions and igniting your cinematic curiosity.

Cesar Chavez: Hollywood's Misguided Hero

Vince Vanguard

The 2014 film 'Cesar Chavez' oversimplifies the complex legacy of the labor leader, presenting a sanitized narrative that overlooks controversial aspects of his activism.

Danzón: A Dance of Cultural Confusion

Vince Vanguard

The 1991 Mexican film 'Danzón' falls short in its portrayal of Mexican culture, relying on clichés and stereotypes rather than delivering a genuine exploration of love and identity.

The Legend of Lylah Clare: Hollywood's Forgotten Gem

Vince Vanguard

Uncover the captivating and controversial 1968 film 'The Legend of Lylah Clare,' a forgotten masterpiece that critiques Hollywood's obsession with fame and identity.

Chandu (1958): A Classic Film That Defies Modern Critiques

Vince Vanguard

Chandu (1958), a truly exceptional piece of filmmaking, juggles drama, action, and romance, delivering a classic cinematic experience set in rural India.

Why 'W.' is a Laughable Liberal Hit Piece

Vince Vanguard

'W.' is Oliver Stone's 2008 take on George W. Bush's presidency, painting him with broad liberal strokes as a frat boy who stumbled into power. As expected, it misses the mark on offering a true depiction of his leadership.

Abhijaan (2022): A Cinematic Masterpiece or Just Another Liberal Agenda?

Vince Vanguard

The 2022 film 'Abhijaan' intertwines the life of Bengali actor Soumitra Chatterjee with socio-political commentary, sparking debate over its narrative intentions.

Fast Company (1938): The Forgotten Gem Liberals Don't Want You to Know

Vince Vanguard

Discover the 1938 classic film "Fast Company," a brilliant blend of comedy and mystery that's largely ignored in today's politically charged film discussions.

Pyewacket: A Bold Provocation in Horror Cinema

Vince Vanguard

*Pyewacket* isn’t just a horror movie; it’s a cinematic wake-up call wrapped in terrifying storytelling. Adam MacDonald’s 2017 film dares to explore themes of youthful rebellion and societal decay that are sure to spark conversation.

Uncovering the Forgotten Drama of 1916: His Brother's Wife

Vince Vanguard

'His Brother's Wife', a 1916 film directed by Joe De Grasse, is a classic example of early cinema's bold storytelling. It explores themes of love and morality within a family setting, far removed from today's narrative limitations.

Manja: A Cinematic Masterpiece Liberals Won't Understand

Vince Vanguard

Manja is a bold and thought-provoking Indian film that challenges political correctness with its raw portrayal of life's harsh realities and complex characters.