The release of Michael Sarnoski’s “The Death of Robin Hood” got me thinking about the strange cinematic legacy of England’s…
Author: Nathan Flynn
Nathan Flynn
Nathan Flynn is a member of the Austin Film Critics Association and has been writing about movies since 2019, with work appearing on OneofUs.net and Cinapse.com. He’s especially passionate about action cinema, legal thrillers, and romantic comedies, and enjoys connecting classic and contemporary films for today’s audiences.
For the first time since “War of the Worlds,” Steven Spielberg has made a movie that feels fully planted in…
Memories are a tricky thing. I’ve had moments in my life that I felt certain I would never forget, only…
There’s a certain kind of movie that doesn’t really get made anymore—mid-budget, adult, crime-adjacent, full of movie stars who are…
As a huge fan of genre hybrids and a big fan of BenDavid Gabrinski’s writing one of my more anticipated…
There’s a very specific pleasure in watching a filmmaker you like get a clean journeyman swing. Ben Wheatley is one…
SXSW has always thrived in that sweet spot between discovery and chaos. It’s a place where a scrappy midnight movie…
We officially are in Dumpuary. For me, as a critic, it’s like summer break after awards-season finals weekend—a predictable lull…
At some point, every glittery franchise fantasy hits the wall where spectacle runs out and story has to do the…
Josh O’Connor has quietly but decisively been named 2025’s actor of the year, not by awards bodies yet, but by the…