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‘Street Fighter’ Is a Big, Silly, Confused 90s Throwback
October 21, 2026
‘Wildwood’ Is the Film LAIKA Was Built to Make
October 20, 2026
‘You Can See Everything’ Is the Documentary of the Decade
October 15, 2026
‘The Social Reckoning’ Is Admirable and Out of Touch
October 14, 2026
Is ‘Digger’ Really A Disaster?
October 12, 2026
Seattle Film Critics Society Announces 2026 Best Pacific Northwest Film Award Nominees
October 9, 2026
‘The Social Reckoning’ Trades Incisive Commentary For Woeful Optimism
October 7, 2026
‘Verity’ Is Light, Semi-Trashy Fun
October 1, 2026
Digger Review: Stunning Spectacle, Hollow at Heart
September 30, 2026
‘Primetime’ Is a Fine Debut with an Outstanding Robert Pattinson Performance
September 24, 2026

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‘Street Fighter’ Is a Big, Silly, Confused 90s Throwback

October 21, 2026

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‘Wildwood’ Is the Film LAIKA Was Built to Make

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‘You Can See Everything’ Is the Documentary of the Decade

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The Sean Baker Anora-thon: Dauntless Whimsy in ‘The Florida Project’

October 21, 2024

Daniel Bokemper continues the four-part Sean Baker series with a critique of the director's most acclaimed film, The Florida Project.

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‘Joker: Folie à Deux’ Holds Its Audience in Contempt – The Cinematic Schematic

October 17, 2024

The Cinematic Schematic hosts are joined by Oklahoma filmmaker Mickey Reece and Alex Palmer to review Joker: Folie à Deux.

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The Sean Baker Anora-thon: Dreams, Desire and Donuts in ‘Tangerine’

October 10, 2024

Daniel Bokemper continues his Sean Baker analysis series with a deep dive into of the director's second California-set film, Tangerine.

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The Sean Baker Anora-thon: Unflinching Realism in ‘Prince of Broadway’

October 3, 2024

Daniel Bokemper kicks off a four-part essay series covering key works from director Sean Baker. In the first piece, Bokemper looks at Baker's third film 'Prince of Broadway,' an intimate film about an unexpecting father struggling in NYC.

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Unpacking ‘Megalopolis’ and Coppola’s Vision – The Cinematic Schematic

October 2, 2024

The Cinematic Schematic hosts Caleb Masters and Laron Chapman are joined by Alexandra Bohannon to review Francis Ford Coppola's long awaited passion project, Megalopolis.

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Francis Ford Coppola’s ‘Megalopolis’ Is an Optimistic Mess

September 27, 2024

Daniel Bokemper reviews Francis Ford Coppola’s Megalopolis, the filmmaker’s long-awaited sci-fi epic and first film in over a decade.

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Fall 2024 Movie Check-In & Rebel Ridge Review – The Cinematic Schematic

September 25, 2024

The Cinematic Schematic returns with a bonus episode checking in on this year's box office, our top 5 movies of 2024 so far, an in depth review of Rebel Ridge, and more!

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‘Flint’ and ‘When Shadows Lay Darkest’: NoHo Cinefest 2024 Spotlight – The Cinematic Schematic

September 6, 2024

Oklahoma filmmakers Jacob Leighton Burns and Chris Oz McIntosh join the podcast to talk about their movies Flint and When Shadows Lay Darkest ahead of their Los Angeles premieres at the North Hollywood Cinefest.

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Chris Oz McIntosh’s ‘FLINT’ melds horror, drama and trauma

September 5, 2024

Daniel Bokemper reacts to FLINT, Chris Oz McIntosh’s short film and proof-of-concept about a broken youth home run by a terrifying counselor.

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Top 4 Genre Films of Summer 2024 That Edged Out the Elusive Blockbuster

September 3, 2024

Reel Insights' Laron Chapman reviews the top 4 genre films of summer 2024: Blink Twice, Strange Darling, Cuckoo, and Longlegs.

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