Tag: Drama

By: Matt Overton The Twenty-second Joint Glory, glory, hallelujah! Not only are we celebrating the fact that I have finished watching all of Spike Lee’s narrative feature films, but we’re ...

By: Matt Overton Paul Thomas Anderson’s newest film, One Battle After Another, has met the moment in history better than any piece of art in my lifetime. Totally subversive and provocative, ...

By: Matt Overton The Seventeenth Joint Star leading man Denzel Washington is back with director Spike for their fourth and most recent collaboration prior to this year’s exciting drop. Inside ...

By: Matt Overton The Sixteenth Joint Sucker Free City is one of Spike Lee’s least viewed feature films on Letterboxd. This made for television movie was created for Showtime in ...

By: Matt Overton The Fourteenth Joint Before he helped create one of the worst seasons in television history, David Benioff wrote his debut novel titled “The 25th Hour.” The narrative ...

By: Matt Overton The Thirteenth Joint Bamboozled is the most provocative film I’ve ever watched. Spike Lee masterminds a minstrel show for the 21st century as he dares America to ...

By: Matt Overton The Eighth Joint Spike Lee returns to the crime genre with his 1995 film Clockers. A few of his joints dipped their toes into the genre, but ...

By: Matt Overton The Seventh Joint Crooklyn is a semi-autobiographical film inspired by Spike Lee’s childhood. It is a portrait of a loving Black family in 1970s Brooklyn: the mother, ...

By: Matt Overton The Sixth Joint Spike Lee’s 1992 biopic on the life of accomplished and controversial civil rights leader Malcolm X is a towering achievement. Ambitious in scope and ...

By: Brook M Hill Country music sensation Morgan Wallen found himself in the headlines once again recently, but this time not for his chart-topping hits. On April 7th, 2024, Wallen ...