Cinema Royale: Talking The Future of BLACK PANTHER, TENET, MULAN, THE BOYS, And…John Stockwell?
On the latest Cinema Royale, we look ahead to the future of Marvel's BLACK PANTHER following the loss of Chadwick Boseman. Of course, there...
Podcast: Talking ‘7500, ‘I Am Vengeance: Retaliation’, Theaters Reopening, And More
On an abbreviated episode of Cinema Royale, we're talking about theaters reopening and if the safety guidelines are enough to bring us back. Plus...
TIFF 2021 Review: ‘The Survivor’Ben Foster Rolls With The Punches In Barry Levinson's Rugged...
The Survivor is one of those adult-oriented, mature dramas that don't come around too often anymore. Fitting, that it is directed by veteran filmmaker...
Review: ‘Shiva Baby’First Time Director Emma Seligman's Comedy Brilliantly Piles On The Uncomfortable
Shiva Baby might be the ultimate cinematic example of how to build tension. With each look from Rachel Sennott’s big doe eyes to every...
Review: ‘Texas Chainsaw Massacre’Netflix's Attempt At The Next Chapter In The Horror Franchise Is...
It was only a matter of time before our old chainsaw wielding friend was back. Well Netflix scratches that itch in Texas Chainsaw Massacre....
Middleburg Review: ‘Minari’Steven Yeun Leads The Way In Lee Isaac Chung's Poignant, Beautiful Immigrant...
Minari. The word is foreign to most of here in America but in Korea it's an herb, a particularly rugged one that can assimilate...
Sundance Review: ‘The World To Come’Katherine Waterston And Vanessa Kirby Share An Impassioned Romance...
The second recent lesbian love story set in the 19th-century, Mona Fastvold's rapturous The World to Come has only that in common with the...
Review: ‘The Matrix Resurrections’A Surprisingly Rich Love Story Saves Lana Wachowski's Derivative Sequel From...
In some ways, it's amazing that Warner Bros. let The Matrix sit idle for as long as it has. Whether you were around in...
Review: ‘Operation Mincemeat’Colin Firth And Matthew Macfadyen Star In Rewarding, Conventional Spy Drama About...
Operation Mincemeat. It sounds like a murder mission put together by Freddy Kruger. The ridiculous title is fitting for, frankly, one of the most...
Review: ‘Burning’, Steven Yeun Shines In Lee Chang-Dong’s Hazy Psychological Thriller
On the surface, so much of Lee Chang-dong’s Palme d'Or contender Burning is very simple. A boy of modest means and grand aspirations meets...