Spoilerpiece Theatre talks LAZARUS EFFECT and more
John Black reviewed MY LIFE, SONG OF THE SEA and BALLET 422
Monica Castillo talks SXSW, FIFTY SHADES, Fox’s EMPIRE and OSCARS
Jared Bowen visits the Hanel & Hayden Society
Sean Burns talks TWIN PEAKS and COMPARED TO WHAT?
Andrew Crump looks at fame in film, BROOKLYN NINE NINE, FUTURO BEACH, EX MACHINA and AGENT CARTER
Tim Estiloz interviews Eddie Redmayne
Megan Kearns opines on the Patricia Arquette Oscar controversy
Monica Castillo talks Oscar history, the new Aquaman, John Legend & Common’s “Glory” performance and Oscar win, Arquette and Sean Penn’s “green card” joke
Deidre Crimmins talks evil moms for BitchFlicks and reviews WHAT WE DO IN THE SHADOWS
SpoilerPiece talks The Oscars (pre-show)
Andrew Crump talks Oscar oversights
Tim Estiloz reports on Eva Longoria’s Harvard honor and interview’s THE DUFF’s Bianca Santos
John Black reviews THE LAST FIVE YEARS and WHAT WE DO IN THE DARK
Jared Bowen interviews Iran’s Parvis Tanavoli on OPEN STUDIO
Norm Schrager reviews STARRED UP
Evan Crean looked at IN A WORLD
Jared Bowen talked embargos, art and geopolitics with the owner of Boston’s Galeria Cubana
Sean Burns offers a Michael Mann retrospective
Bob Chipman joined an Oscar Podcast and talked the proliferation of superhero movies
John Black reviews a slew of new-release DVDs including BOYHOOD, WETLANDS and JESSABELLE
Spoilerpiece Theatre aims at AMERICAN SNIPER and more
Andy Crump talked controversial GHOST IN THE SHELL casting and praised the career of Scarlett Johansson
Kris Jenson interviewed FISH & CAT director Shahram Mokri
A NOTE FROM BOFCA:
The advent of a new year brings with it many changes, and The Boston Online Film Critics Association is no exception to this. BOFCA would like to officially welcome Max Covill and Sam Cohen as the newest members of our fine organization. You’ll now find their reviews, writings and other offerings right here on this site.
In addition, BOFCA also extends its gratitude and wishes of good luck to departing member Inkoo Kang, who may have left Boston and the Boston-area media behind for sunny San Francisco but will be fondly remembered here for her unique perspective on all things cinematic and spirited, thoughtful contributions to the Boston film-criticism scene. We wish her good luck in future endeavors and as part of the San Francisco Film Critics Circle.