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Highest 2 Lowest is a defense of family legacy, masculine authority, and cultural inheritance.

Despite its somewhat extravagant plot, The Rabbit Club offers what My Oxford Year cannot: an authentic portrayal of Oxford.

The year's most important film restoration defies the subversion of pop culture.

Gatekeepers and the media elite sentimentalize the memory of the lockdowns.

Everything.

The horror genre expresses Hollywood's politicized contempt.

An Officer and a Spy parallels the devastating history of the Dreyfus Affair with lawfare.

The similarly rave reviews among the entertainment intelligentsia and the general public suggest that King of the Hill endures because it reflects what is true.

The new Naked Gun is very funny, and worthy of the original movies.

Hank Hill, in his own way, models conservative principle: fidelity to place and a willingness to make the best of a changing world.