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Carson Timar ClapperCast Oct 31, 2026 The Texas Chainsaw Massacre Part 2 has no love for the original film or interest in delivering something worthwhile. Go to Full Review The Texas Chainsaw Massacre Part 2 (1986) 54% 45%

Carson Timar ClapperCast Oct 24, 2026 The Texas Chain Saw Massacre is perhaps the most visceral horror film ever made. Pairing unsettling filmmaking with a reflection on a suffering America, there is a reason this easily finds itself on the Mount Rushmore of American horror. Go to Full Review The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974) 85% 82%

Carson Timar ClapperCast Oct 17, 2026 While an uneven Argento film, Phenomena still manages to provide plenty of style and deliver a worthy look at the horrors of growing up. Go to Full Review Phenomena (1985) 77% 67%

Carson Timar ClapperCast Oct 3, 2026 Outside of its production design, Backrooms fails to deliver, ultimately getting lost in liminal hallways of poorly designed horror and lackluster substance. Go to Full Review Backrooms (2026) 85% - -

Carson Timar ClapperCast Sep 19, 2026 Leviticus is a haunting look at queer trauma, giving Adrian Chiarella his first horror masterpiece. Go to Full Review Leviticus (2026) 93% - -

Carson Timar ClapperCast Sep 12, 2026 Kon crafts a truly haunting film that is far ahead of its time. Looking at the price of fame and fandom, every rewatch reveals something new to chew on. Go to Full Review Perfect Blue (1997) 88% 89%

Carson Timar ClapperCast Sep 6, 2026 Obsession promises something quite intelligent, but loses its way with confused writing and mixed messaging. At least it proves that Inde Navarrette is a star. Go to Full Review Obsession (2025) 93% - -

Carson Timar ClapperCast Aug 29, 2026 Billy Wilder reinvents the American drama with The Apartment, giving a far more grounded look at the debauchery that exists in established industries and breaking apart the American myth while having tons of fun. Go to Full Review The Apartment (1960) 94% 94%

Carson Timar ClapperCast Aug 22, 2026 Bond gets transformed into a modern blockbuster, deepening the lore of the character with a strong story of domestic threat and contextualizing identity. Go to Full Review Skyfall (2012) 92% 86%

Carson Timar ClapperCast Aug 10, 2026 The last gasp of a dying Hollywood, Ben-Hur doesn't have the substance to fill its epic size. Go to Full Review Ben-Hur (1959) 87% 89%

Carson Timar ClapperCast Jul 28, 2026 Way ahead of its time, From Here to Eternity overcomes a bloated plot with genuine boldness and emotion. Go to Full Review From Here to Eternity (1953) 88% 84%

Carson Timar ClapperCast May 16, 2026 The Best Years of Our Lives is exceptional. Deeply emotional and daring, this is one of the overlooked greats of American Cinema. Go to Full Review The Best Years of Our Lives (1946) 97% 93%

Carson Timar ClapperCast Apr 29, 2026 While not as deep as many other Kurosawa works, there is still enough in Sanjuro to have a good time. Go to Full Review Sanjuro (1962) 100% 95%

Carson Timar ClapperCast Apr 19, 2026 Casablanca still holds up as one of the greats. Not only is the film technically strong, but it remains a timely and important text about using your voice to fight. Go to Full Review Casablanca (1942) 99% 95%

Carson Timar ClapperCast Mar 23, 2026 While not the strongest Godzilla film, Godzilla vs. SpaceGodzilla still has enough charm to feel like a good time. Go to Full Review Godzilla vs. Space Godzilla (1994) 63% 79%

Carson Timar ClapperCast Mar 15, 2026 The Great Ziegfeld fails to capture either spectacle or substance, dragging its feet with a clear lack of passion or love for the story it is telling. Go to Full Review The Great Ziegfeld (1936) 71% 50%

Carson Timar ClapperCast Mar 11, 2026 Vivre Sa Vie shows just how magical cinema can be. Godard crafts a playful and emotional look at a woman finding her path in Paris with tragic results. Go to Full Review My Life to Live (1962) 91% 91%

Carson Timar ClapperCast Mar 9, 2026 While far from Pixar's best, Hoppers is a completely innocent film that will work well in showing kids the importance of protecting nature and working together, even with those who they disagree with. Go to Full Review Hoppers (2026) 94% - -

Carson Timar ClapperCast Feb 26, 2026 At best, Cavalcade is an unintentionally campy look at how privilege interacted with a changing world over multiple decades. At worst, Cavalcade is one of the most boring Best Picture winners to date. Go to Full Review Cavalcade (1933) 62% 26%

Carson Timar ClapperCast Feb 8, 2026 It makes total sense why Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham has become a classic. Go to Full Review Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham (2001) 100% 88%