The Writer’s Room: The Films of John Carpenter
The members of the Frida writing team share their favorite John Carpenter films.
Can You Dig It: Gordon Parks’ Shaft
Frida Blogger Kay Jensen analyzes the transgressive appeal of Shaft, Gordon Parks’ blaxploitation classic.
Binding Struggles: Hands That Bind
Frida Blogger Marleen Apodaca shares her thoughts on Kyle Armstrong’s rural drama Hands That Bind.
John Cassavetes’ Gloria: The Female Action Hero and the Reluctant Director
Frida Blogger Penny Folger explores the indie intrigue of John Cassavetes’ Gloria.
Sofia Coppola’s Priscilla: Boring or Simply Lonely?
Frida Blogger Jen Schildge offers her opinion on Sophia Coppola’s new film Priscilla.
The Subtle Body Horror of Rosemary’s Baby
Frida Blogger Kay Jensen takes a look at Rosemary’s Baby’s treatment of pregnancy and motherhood.
Hausu and the Young Girl’s Heart
Frida Blogger Dani Shi examines the madcap antics of Nobuhiko Obayashi’s House.
Frances Ha: It’s That Thing
Frida Blogger Jen Schildge shares what she finds relatable about Noah Baumbach’s Frances Ha.
A Deep Dive into Dog Day Afternoon
Frida Blogger Jen Schildge examines the characters of Sidney Lumet’s Dog Day Afternoon.
NYFF61: Close Encounters
Frida Blogger Liam Kilby reviews the Close Encounters series for the 61st New York Film Festival.
Horror Hits Home: Halloween 1978’s Impact on Small Town, USA, and Beyond
Frida Blogger John Marsaglia shares about his personal connection to John Carpenter’s Halloween.
Revisiting 1967’s Spider Baby: Its Origins and the Web of Its Many Players
Frida Blogger Penny Folger revisits the original Spider Baby in anticipation of the remake’s release.
A Distinction Without a Difference: Animation and Live Action Adaptations
Frida Blogger Connor Davis questions the critical distinction made between animated and live-action films.
NYFF61: Allensworth
Frida Blogger Austin Jaye reviews Allensworth for the 61st New York Film Festival.
NYFF61 Revivals: Nancy Savoca’s Household Saints & Renata
Frida Blogger Anthony McKelroy reviews Household Saints and Renata for the 61st New York Film Festival.
