Tag: natwolff
Now Streaming: THE CONSULTANT, Nice Work If You Can Get It
Brittany O'Grady, Nat Wolff, and Christolph Waltz star in the deranged comic horror series, debuting on Prime Video.
Review: DEATH NOTE, A Boy And His Death God
Live-action versions of animes – especially the Westernized kind – are tough to pull off, and the reason why goes beyond the dreaded “whitewashing”. Rather, there’s a huge cultural barrier to overcome; anime series and TV shows are very, very...
New DEATH NOTE Trailer: You're Going to Get Yours
Boy, I hope this is good. Directed by Adam Wingard, Death Note is heading to Netflix on August 25. The English-language version has the following official description: "Intoxicated by the power of a supernatural notebook, a young man begins killing...
Adam Wingard's DEATH NOTE Gets a Trailer: Watch It Now
Nat Wolff stars in Adam Wingard's version of Death Note, which is heading to Netflix on August 25. The first, brief teaser has now been released, which you can dissect below....
Review: IN DUBIOUS BATTLE Allows James Franco and His Cast to Shine
The figure of James Franco as a director is under constant scrutiny; this is his 15th film, yet he still hasn’t made one that has made the ripples that he no doubt wishes they had. His directing style is still...
Destroy All Monsters: The Fault In Our Reading
Intellectual bullying met deep-seated insecurity in spectacular fashion last week, when Slate took the release of the mega-profitable film adaptation of The Fault in Our Stars as an opportunity to declare that all Young Adult fiction, everywhere, is bad. It...
The Many Faces Of Willem Dafoe
This week sees the premiere of The Fault In Our Stars, (for a review click here), co-starring Willem Dafoe in a supporting but important role. And that's all the encouragement we need here at ScreenAnarchy to have him featured in...
Review: THE FAULT IN OUR STARS, When Tear-Jerking Is Not Enough
To paraphrase Shakespeare (badly): If you place cancer kids in front of me, will I not cry? What human being with an ounce of empathy would not be touched deeply at the sight of a terminally-ill person, especially a child...
