Review: ‘Blithe Spirit’New Adaptation Of The Classic Play Feels Like An Antique
*Note: This is a reprint of our review from the Middleburg Film Festival.*Blithe Spirit is a classic standard in the theater. The play, written by...
Review: ‘Silk Road’Jason Clarke Tracks Down A Digital Drug Kingpin In Tiller Russell's Cat...
In 2013, reclusive Dark Web pioneer Ross Ulbricht was arrested by the feds for creating what he called the Silk Road. While the name...
Review: ‘Body Brokers’Michael K. Williams, Frank Grillo, And Jack Kilmer Lead An Unfocused But...
There are a number of movies about the current drug crisis, told in the context of the failed war on drugs. It's amazing to...
Pop! Obsession: ‘WandaVision’ Halloween Costumes Get The Funko Treatment
*SPOILERS for the latest episodes of WandaVision*
WandaVision continues to be one of the most unpredictable projects Marvel has ever put together. Two weeks ago...
Cinema Royale: Talking Old School Sequels, Nic Cage And WILLY’s WONDERLAND, WANDAVISION, & More
This really wasn't the plan for Cinema Royale this week, but somehow we fell into a rabbit hole of talking about old school sequels...
Review: ‘Cowboys’Steve Zahn And Jillian Bell Lead A Heartfelt Family Drama With A Touch...
Cowboys, a new familial drama, explores some complex issues with a Western backdrop. Troy (Steve Zahn) and Sally (Jillian Bell) are recently separated. Their...
Review:’Young Hearts’First Love Is Imperfectly Awkward In The Duplass Produced Dramedy
The new coming-of-age romance Young Hearts imperfectly captures what first love feels like. Touching, funny, and painfully realistic, the film brings the 21st century...
Review: ‘The Map Of Tiny Perfect Things’Kathryn Newton Stars In A Time-Loop Romance That...
Mark (Kyle Allen) wakes up and goes about his day. Although everything is a mirror image of yesterday, and everything will be the exact...
Review: ‘French Exit’Wealth, Privilege, And Weird Cats Suit Michelle Pfeiffer In Azazel Jacobs' Surreal...
There are a lot of movies about rich, white privileged people. There are few films that make those characters relatable and empathetic. In French...
Review: ‘Barb And Star Go To Vista Del Mar’Kristen Wiig And Annie Mumolo's Kitschy,...
Before we begin, I want you to close your eyes and say “Barb and Star Go To Vista Del Mar.” If you can get...