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February 06, 2025

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Taylor Colimore

A group of magazines displaying various text on a table, with the words "FILM QUARTERLY" visible. The setting is indoors on a floor, surrounded by other paper products and books.
Film Quarterly 28.2 (Winter 1974–75). Photo by J. M. Tyree

J.M. Tyree’s work as editor-in-chief of Film Quarterly (FQ) allows him to work with great film critics and scholars on coverage of important movies and series produced across the globe. FQ, the oldest academic film journal in the USA, is now free to read on VCU networks thanks to VCU Libraries, and includes essays, filmmaker interviews, film festival reports, and book reviews.

A man sitting in a chair in a living room, surrounded by furniture and curtains, with a television visible. There is also a child nearby, and the room features a window and floor.
Younger Owen (Ian Foreman) watches the glow in I Saw the TV Glow (dir. Jane Schoenbrun, 2024)

His first issue covers some of the year’s most interesting releases, from the animated Hollywood blockbuster Inside Out 2 to the Netflix series Ripley and offbeat gems like The Substance, Love Lies Bleeding, and I Saw the TV Glow. 

Read the issue here!

Photo by Jason Brown

A message from J.M. Tyree:

If you enjoy what you read in Film Quarterly, drop me a line at jmtyree@vcu.edu. I love hearing from filmmakers, artists, and scholars, especially students, about films and series worth considering for coverage, and I rely on my colleagues and students for movie recommendations!