Forbidden Fruits is all over the place.
Forbidden Fruits (2026)
Forbidden Fruits is all over the place.
I have an image in my head that is absolutely fictional, but it helps me make sense of this movie.
Dan and Brian celebrate their cherished annual April Fools Day episode by each selecting a not-quite-a-film, and each has brought a source of their own joy.
I was not yet born in 1987, let alone watching Oliver Stone crime dramas.
For starters, Chandler Levack is the real deal.
The least surprising thing about Happily is that it’s a debut feature.
There’s a scene at the one-hour mark of Pretty Lethal where five ballerinas, in tutus turned ragged and bloodstained from a long night, fight their way through a mob of gangsters using improvised weapons and ballet moves, all set to “Waltz of the Flowers” from the Nutcracker.
When The Graduate picked up its Best Picture nomination in 1968, the industry had formally acknowledged a shift that was well underway
In 1976, Elaine May released Mikey and Nicky, a searing New Hollywood crime drama about two men on the run from a hitman across one long night
Won’t someone please think of the canceled male celebrities?