by John Larkin At first glance, ANORA and THE EXORCIST would seem to have almost nothing to do with each other. One is Sean Baker’s volatile, funny and bruising portrait of a young sex worker pulled into the fantasy of wealth, marriage, escape and emotional rescue. The other is William Friedkin’s landmark horror film about a child’s possession, a mother’s desperation and two priests confronting evil in its most grotesque and inexplicable form. One moves through strip clubs, m

Now Available to rent or own on Digital Platforms Blu-Ray releases September 22 Going into SCARY MOVIE (technically SCARY MOVIE 6), I was genuinely excited. I have always loved this franchise, especially the original film, which still brings me back to what felt like the peak era for studio comedy around the turn of the millennium. I was the perfect age for it. The first SCARY MOVIE arrived at a moment when satire could feel like a communal event. We were more of a monocultur

Purchase at MovieZyng.com Here A Lost American Classic Finally Comes Home Review by John Larkin George Feltenstein, who oversees the Warner Archive Collection, has affectionately described this release as “The Larry Karaszewski Special Edition,” and it is difficult to imagine a more appropriate name. We owe a sincere thank you to Larry Karaszewski. Best known as the acclaimed screenwriter who, with his longtime writing partner Scott Alexander, wrote ED WOOD, THE PEOPLE VS. LA