Interview: ‘Wendy’ Director Benh Zeitlin On The Rooted Philosphies In His Long-Awaited Return
Seven years ago, Benh Zeitlin burst onto the independent film scene with his breakout Sundance hit Beasts of the Southern Wild. Capturing childhood and...
Review: ‘The Way Back’Ben Affleck Scores A Slam Dunk In Sobering Redemption Story
As if answering critics of his sleepy-eyed performance in The Last Thing He Wanted, Ben Affleck makes one Hell of a rebound with The...
Review: ‘Spenser Confidential’Mark Wahlberg And Winston Duke Rampage Through Boston
Marky Mark is back protecting the streets of Boston in the new Netflix action flick Spenser Confidential. Spenser (Mark Wahlberg) is finally out of...
Review: ‘Extra Ordinary’Original Comedy Shows Ghostbusters Aren't The Only Ones Who Can Deal With...
Extra Ordinary explores the world of ghosts all around us and those that have the ability to see and interact with them in a...
Review: ‘Only’Post Apocalyptic Drama Tries To Imagine World Without Women
Women. They say you can’t live with them or without them. Well, in the new film Only from Writer/Director Takashi Docher takes that turn...
Review: ‘First Cow’Kelly Reichardt Paints A Beautiful, Dangerous Portrait Of Male Friendship, Capitalism, And...
Chances are if you're not already a fan of the deliberately-paced dramas of Kelly Reichardt, First Cow isn't on your radar. But it should...
Review: ‘The Hunt’Blumhouse's Controversial Political Satire Destroys Deplorables And Snowflakes Alike
“Liberal Hollywood is Racist at the highest level, and with great Anger and Hate! They like to call themselves ‘Elite,’ but they are not...
Review: ‘Bloodshot’Vin Diesel Slugs His Way Through A Brawny, Surprisingly Enjoyable Comic Book Movie
If trying to launch a brand new superhero cinematic universe, Sony could've done worse than Bloodshot, a character whose origin story is basically a...
Review: ‘I Still Believe’Jeremy Camp’s Story Of Love, Music, And Faith
I Still Believe tells the true story of Christian singer Jeremy Camp (K.J. Apa) and his first wife Melissa Henning (Britt Robertson). In September...
Review: ‘The Postcard Killings’A Forgettable Thriller That Never Delivers
Jacob (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) and Valerie Kanon’s (Famke Janssen) worst nightmares have come true in the latest James Patterson adaption that he cowrote with...