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Articles by Aly Caviness
Aly Caviness is an administrator of Midwest Film Journal, possible witch, and lifelong film obsessive. Through Lynch, her grandmother taught her how to spot “The Girl,” and through Frankenstein, her grandfather taught her how to love in spite of fear. She blames Jack Sparrow for her MA in colonial Atlantic history and Guy Pearce for her marriage. By day, she works and writes in the Archives & Library at the Indiana Historical Society, which possesses such artifacts from Hoosier film history as James Dean’s high school yearbooks and posters from the 1997 classic, “George of the Jungle.” By night, she mostly cries about Laura Palmer.
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On DVD: Solo: A Star Wars Story
Solo: A Star Wars Story is a movie I love more and more every time I watch it.… continue
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Crazy Rich Asians
One hundred years ago, one of the silent film era’s highest-paid stars and first sex symbols created his own production company to avoid being typecast as an exotic villain or forbidden lover.… continue
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On DVD: Avengers: Infinity War
Avengers: Infinity War probably shouldn’t be the Marvel DVD you reach for first when you feel the need for a casual rewatch.… continue
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Incredibles 2
Do you hear that sound? That self-satisfied grumble, that nasally whine echoing through the internet?… continue
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On DVD: A Wrinkle in Time & Peter Pan (1953)
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On DVD: Black Panther
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Tully
Google “invisible workload,” and 3,420,000 results come up. On the very first page, you’ll find articles with titles like The Invisible Workload of Motherhood is Killing Me and Gender Gap: The Invisible Workload That Drags Women Down.… continue
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