Review: ‘Jazzy’Lily Gladstone And Morrisa Maltz Return To 'The Unknown Country' Universe With A...
There have been many films about childhood and being a teenage girl, but I have never seen anything like Jazzy before. A spiritual sequel...
Review: “Lay The Favorite”
The 2012 film was directed by Stephen Frears and is based on Beth Raymer’s memoir of the same title, Lay of the Favorite. It...
Review: ‘Heart Eyes’Love And Murder Are In The Air In Josh Ruben's Entertaining Horror...
Conventional thinking says that rom-coms are the perfect type of date night film, but let's be honest: horror is way better. Especially if you're...
Review: ‘Bring Them Down’Brutal, Haunting Irish Revenge Thriller Pits Christopher Abbott Against Barry Keoghan
Those who break down at the sight of animal cruelty will want to avoid Bring Them Down. The savage butchery inflicted on sheep and...
Review: ‘Love Hurts’Stinging Disappointment Hurts, Too, As Ke Huy Quan Fails To Elevate This...
Who doesn't love Ke Huy Quan? The beloved Goonies and Indiana Jones actor had such an amazing comeback, winning an Oscar for Everything Everywhere...
What We Know About The Upcoming Pendragon Cycle TV Series
The Pendragon Cycle is one of the most beloved works of historical fantasy that draws from Arthurian Legend. Soon, it’ll have itself a live-action...
Sundance Review: ‘Sorry, Baby’Eva Victor Makes Her Stunning Debut In This Personal Dramedy About...
There is something almost unassuming about Sorry, Baby on the surface. From its opening scene following two friends as one visits the other, it...
Sundance Review: ‘Oh, Hi!’Molly Gordon And Logan Lerman Take A Romantically Twisted Trip
Is a woman in a relationship crazy or do they have craziness thrust upon them? That is the crux of the question at the...
Sundance Review: ‘The Wedding Banquet’Bowen Yang And Lily Gladstone Highlight Andrew Ahn's Impressive Remake
In 1993, Ang Lee released his second film, The Wedding Banquet. It followed a bisexual Taiwanese immigrant who, while in a relationship with a...
Sundance Review: ‘East Of Wall’Free-Spirited Horse Women Find Peace And Strength In The Badlands
The rugged climate and terrain of South Dakota's Badlands give way to something gentle and warm in Kate Beecroft's stunning directorial debut, East of...