Brendan Hodges
Brendan Hodges is a film culture writer and essayist. Known by his friends to ramble about aspect ratios at parties, he studied Moving Image Arts at University of Illinois at Chicago, and his work has appeared at RogerEbert.com, Bright Wall Dark Room, Polygon, Vague Visages, and Next Best Picture.
When he's not rewatching the theatrical cut of Miami Vice, he can be found talking too much about movies on social media.
10 Years Later, 'The Force Awakens' Remains Misunderstood
What does nostalgia really get you?
The 15 Best Sci-Fi Movies & TV Of The Year, Ranked
Welcome to the revolution.
'The Acolyte' is Secretly a Wuxia Story
Leslye Headland uses the wuxia genre to unmask themes that were always vital to Lucas' vision of Star Wars and the Jedi.
'The Boy and the Heron' Rejects The Most Boring Studio Ghibli Stereotype
The Boy and the Heron is Miyazaki’s greatest, and most hopeful, apocalypse movie.
