Review: ‘Jackass Forever’Bodily Harm And Bodily Fluids In Surprisingly Nostalgic Sequel
Jackass Forever isn't one of those movies you can truly review, is it? In the unlikely franchise's two-decade-long existence I've never actually done it,...
Review: ‘Moonfall’Roland Emmerich Makes A Movie About The Moon Crashing To Earth Surprisingly Forgettable
When you hear the term "disaster movie", I bet the first director who pops into your head is Roland Emmerich. That's for good reason;...
Review: ‘The Worst Person In The World’Renate Reinsve Takes A Star-Making Turn In Norway's...
NOTE: This review was originally part of our 2021 Middleburg Film Festival coverage.
Though not yet selected by its home country, The Worst Person in the...
Review: ‘Pam & Tommy’An Expertly Cast Nostalgic Road Trip Through The 90s And The...
“This is so private. It’s like we’re seeing something we’re not supposed to be seeing. Which is kind of what makes it so f*cking...
‘Summering’ Interview: James Ponsoldt On His All-Girl Coming-Of-Age Drama, Casting Sarah Cooper In First...
Summering isn't the movie most would expect to see from James Ponsoldt at Sundance. The filmmaker best known for hard-hitting dramas such as Smashed,...
Cinema Royale: Recapping The 2022 Sundance Film Festival
We are back from Park City! Okay, not really. This year's Sundance Film Festival was virtual, just like last year, meaning the furthest anybody...
Review: ‘American Siege’Bruce Willis's Newest Action Film Is A Reminder How Far He's Fallen
Roy (Rob Gough) is finally out of prison after 10 long years in American Siege. Shortly before he was arrested, his girlfriend Bridget Baker...
Sundance Review: ‘Piggy’Carlota Pereda's Brutal Body Horror Has Teeth
Body horror and mutilation are not the scariest things about filmmaker Carlota Pereda’s Piggy. Sure, a teenage girl covered in slashes slowly pulling herself...
Review: ‘Clean’Adrien Brody's Passion Project Is An Action Film That Stacks The Body Count
You never know what people have gone through. What path they have taken and the trials and tribulations they have endured to find themselves...
Sundance Review: ‘Girl Picture’Director Alli Haapasalo Infuses Empathy Into A Warm Coming-Of-Age Film That...
In Finnish director’s Alli Haapasalo’s newest film, we follow three girls over three separate Fridays as they navigate their young adulthood. It’s a fairly...