Possessor Review :: Possessor is the most disturbing film of the year
‘Possessor’ is the goriest film I have seen this year with many moments that made me turn my head… continue reading
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DieRy hits thrills both compelling and clichéd at the same time
‘DieRy’ has deep thoughts wrapped in a world that feels much less deep… continue reading
The Boys in the Band is a flashy relic
The Netflix adaptation of the Broadway revival is slickly made but troubling… continue reading
Warner Brothers gives new life to older films on 4K
See some classic Warner Bros. films like you’ve never seen them before… continue reading
Kajillionaire is an odd movie about grifters, loneliness & family
‘Kajillionaire’ shows us a quirky struggle of trying to break free from familial constraints… continue reading
H is for Happiness tries to change the world with the power of positive thought
‘H is for Happiness’ pulls off that trickiest of tasks: A cheerful child actor that’s not annoying… continue reading
Range Runners hits you hard with a brutal tale of surviving
‘Range Runners’ almost feels like it could be based on a real life inspirational tale… continue reading
One Hour Outcall is an indie film that’s non-linear, provocative, and messy
‘One Hour Outcall’ is an interesting type of movie, one where you don’t realize what’s happening for a while… continue reading
The Secrets We Keep is an old fashioned thriller about questioning vengeance
‘The Secrets We Keep’ is a similar tale to those seen before, but it feels like a good example of them… continue reading
Antebellum Review :: Antebellum mixes social commentary with a twist
The thriller is sure to raise the hackles of a certain portion of the population… continue reading
Step into fashion with House of Cardin
The new documentary of the fashion legend is ready-to-view… continue reading
I Am Woman Review :: I Am Woman brings Helen Reddy out of the shadows
The new biopic is actually two stories in one… continue reading
Train to Busan Presents: Peninsula gets bogged down in its world-building
‘Peninsula’ isn’t as striking as ‘Train to Busan’ but still a bloody good time… continue reading
Fatima offers a religiously biased perspective on a historical event of faith
‘Fatima’ tells a version of a revelation of the 20th century that doesn’t pretend to hide its perspective… continue reading
The New Mutants wasn’t worth the wait
‘The New Mutants’ trades in the big blockbuster moments for more personal moments for a young group of mutants… continue reading