Review: ‘Peter Pan & Wendy’David Lowery's Neverland Has Diversity And Female Spirit, But Lacks...
Personally, I find it tough to get too excited about a new Peter Pan movie. Adaptations of JM Barrie's fantasy about the boy who...
Review: ‘Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret’Abby Ryder Fortson Leads Kelly Fremon Craig’s...
In the ever growing canon of young adult novels to film adaptations, there was always one classic book missing from the screen: Jody Blume’s...
Review: ‘Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 3’James Gunn Delivers A Beautiful, Bittersweet Farewell To...
Get ready, bring your Kleenex, and send a fond farewell to Marvel's infamous bunch of a-holes. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 is the...
Review: ‘From Black’Anna Camp's SHUDDER Horror Reminds You "This Is A Barter, Not A...
Years after the disappearance of her young son, a recovering drug addict is presented an offer to learn the truth about what actually happened...
Review: ‘Clock’Dianna Agron Stars In Terrifying Portrayal Of The Pressure to Have Children
Clock is a psychological thriller directed and written by Alexis Jacknow, starring Dianna Agron as Ella Patel, a successful interior designer who enrolls in...
Review: ‘The Artifice Girl’A Sci-Fi Drama Diving In With A Unique Look At Artificial...
Deena (Sinda Nichols) and Amos (David Girard) are two special agents tasked with catching online predators in The Artifice Girl. Each of them has...
Review: ‘The Black Demon’Josh Lucas Stars In A Shark “Thriller” With No Real Bite
The Sturges family vacation is more than they bargained for in The Black Demon. Paul Sturges (Josh Lucas) works for Nixon Oil – a...
Interview: Dimitri Logothetis Talks New Film ‘Gunner’, Old School Action Flicks, Future Of His...
Action movies have had their ups and downs, but they are in the middle of a resurgence right now. While the John Wick films...
Cinema Royale: Talking ‘Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 3’, A Full Mixtape Of Emotions
On this episode of Cinema Royale, I decided to go solo rather than invite guests on to talk about Guardians of the Galaxy Vol....
Review: ‘Carmen’Melissa Barrera And Paul Mescal Bring The Heat To Mixed Bag Musical
Carmen, the directorial debut of cinematographer and ex-principle dancer Benjamin Millepied, begins with a dance. A Mexican woman delivers a powerful flamenco, her eyes...