Ken Hanke, Author at Charleston City Paper

Arts+Movies, Film Reviews

The Lobster places viewers in a world where single people may be turned into the creatures of their choosing

by Ken Hanke June 8, 2016

Arts+Movies, Film Reviews

Director Whit Stillman’s take on Jane Austen’s Lady Susan is refreshingly comedic

by Ken Hanke June 1, 2016

Arts+Movies, Film Reviews

Don Cheadle wrote, stars in, and directed the ferocious Miles Davis biopic Miles Ahead

by Ken Hanke May 18, 2016

Arts+Movies, Blog

Norway’s The Wave is an old Irwin Allen movie with subtitles

by Ken Hanke March 30, 2016

Arts+Movies, Film Reviews

From murdering clowns to the king of all monsters, these four flicks are frightening

by Ken Hanke January 13, 2016

Arts+Movies, Film Reviews

Carol is a gorgeous, well-acted film with a cold, intellectual heart

by Ken Hanke January 6, 2016

Arts+Movies, Film Reviews

Don’t believe the hype about the indie drama Room

by Ken Hanke November 11, 2015

Arts+Movies, Film Reviews

Finders Keepers is a gloriously wacky comedic documentary

by Ken Hanke October 15, 2015

Arts+Movies, Film Reviews

Best of Enemies captures the testy birth of the television political pundit

by Ken Hanke September 2, 2015

Arts+Movies, Film Reviews

The suspenseful indie Cop Car is short on plot, big on grind-house thrills

by Ken Hanke September 2, 2015