Review: ‘Heroes Of The Golden Mask’Even Stellar Animation Cannot Save This Simplistic Take On...
I feel kind of bad for any animated movie (or even live-action far that matter) that comes out in the shadow of Across The...
Review: ‘The Inspection’Jeremy Pope Leads Bokeem Woodbine And Gabrielle Union In A Brilliantly Acted...
In The Inspection, you keep waiting for the other shoe to drop. Written and directed by Elegance Bratton, the film follows a young gay...
Sundance Review: ‘My Old Ass’Aubrey Plaza Meets Her Younger Self In Megan Park's Coming-Of-Age...
The concept of talking to your younger self is not new. It’s asked in interviews, on personal questionnaires, and in graduation speeches. Director Megan...
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...
Middleburg Review: ‘Dream Scenario’Nicolas Cage Is On Everyone's Minds In A Strange, Nightmare Dark...
The funny thing about Nicolas Cage is that at this stage of his career, after many strange, off-the-wall performances in bizarre movies, he's kinda...
Review: ‘Men’Alex Garland's Batsh*t Toxic Masculinity Horror Can't Stick The Landing
Say what you want about Alex Garland, director of Ex Machina, Annihilation, and his new horror provocatively-titled Men, but he definitely trusts his audience to figure stuff...
Review: ‘The Seed’Shudder's Alien Horror-Comedy Is Seriously Lacking
A group of lifelong friends head to the desert for the weekend with plans on growing their brand and witnessing a once in a...
Review: ‘Jockey’Clifton Collins Jr. Rides Into The Winner's Circle In An Affecting, Intimate Horse...
NOTE: This review was originally part of our Sundance Film Festival coverage. Jockey is open in theaters now.*
Spend enough time at the horseraces and...
Review: ‘Fear Street Part 3: 1666’A Satisfying End To What Could Be A New...
Fear Street Part 1: 1994 welcomed us to Shadyside, a town labeled “Murder Capital, USA”. A dark shopping mall shrouded with neon lights is...
Review: ‘Valley Girl’This '80s Jukebox Musical Isn't As Bitchin' As It Should Be
The original Valley Girl of 1983 is best remembered nowadays as that time Nicolas Cage was a teen heartthrob, the edgy guy who teaches...