Review: ‘Showing Up’Michelle Williams And Kelly Reichardt Reunite To Craft Low-Key Art
The saying goes that "art is in the eye of the beholder, and everyone will have their own interpretation." Perhaps no filmmaker's work is...
Cinema Royale: Talking Star Wars Celebration! Rey’s Return, New Films, Predictions, & More
Star Wars Celebration saw Lucasfilm lay the groundwork for the future of Star Wars with some shocking announcements! The return of Daisy Ridley as...
Review: ‘Renfield’Nicolas Cage Sinks His Teeth Into Gory, Campy Horror-Comedy
If you're a fan of the wildly over-the-top, idiosyncratic performances of Nicolas Cage, and if you're not you're no friend of mine, then you...
Review: ‘Beau Is Afraid’Joaquin Phoenix Stars In Ari Aster's Funny, Self-Indulgent Oedipal Roller Coaster
Ari Aster is dealing with some serious mommy issues. And attics. The guy must have a thing about attics. We saw him unburden himself...
Review: ‘The Pope’s Exorcist’Russell Crowe And An Unholy Italian Accent Lift Julius Avery's Fast-Paced...
Perhaps Russell Crowe's Man of Steel and Thor: Love & Thunder escapades have him thinking of a different kind of superhero franchise? Because that's clearly what the endgame...
Review: ‘Mafia Mamma’Toni Collette Becomes A Mob Don In Catherine Hardwicke's Messy Action Comedy
Toni Collette is stepping into the shoes of Tony Soprano and Michael Corleone’s shoes in Catherine Hardwicke’s action comedy Mafia Mamma. Playing an insecure...
‘Mafia Mamma’ Interview: Monica Bellucci Jumped At The Chance To Do Comedy
The legendary Monica Belluci is known for her roles in The Apartment, Suspicion, The Brothers Grimm, The Passion of The Christ, The Matrix Saga...
‘Mafia Mamma’ Interview: Director Catherine Hardwicke On Putting The Matriarchy Into The Mob
Over the past two decades, Catherine Hardwicke has directed just about every single genre you can image. From dramas like Miss You Already and This...
PDC Writer Cortland Jacoby Tries To Sell Travis On Spring TV Shows
Punch Drunk founder Travis Hopson is notoriously late to television shows. He watches most movies as soon as they release but is slower to...
Review: ‘Guy Ritchie’s The Covenant’Jake Gyllenhaal And Dar Salim Are Brothers-In-Arms In A Gripping,...
Guy Ritchie should get serious more often. The filmmaker known best for his witty, fast-paced crime comedies, or even faster-paced Sherlock Holmes flicks, shows a completely...