Review: ‘Centigrade’Genesis Rodriguez Compels In A Dreary Snowbound Thriller
Of the many thriller sub-genres, the contained survival thriller, or the "small box thriller" as I like to call them, is a particular favorite....
Middleburg Review: ‘Concrete Cowboy’Idris Elba Rides Tall In A Fascinating Urban Western Saddled With...
On some level I think we always knew there were black cowboys, but depictions of them on the big screen have been practically non-existent....
‘WandaVision’ Finale Recap: Marvel’s First Disney+ Series Comes To An Action-Packed Conclusion That Teases...
Man, it feels like only yesterday I was reviewing the first three WandaVision episodes and complaining that it was too slow and leaned too...
Sundance Review: ‘Honey Boy’, Shia LaBeouf Gets Serious In Exploring His Troubled Past
Trust me, I understand if the idea of Shia LaBeouf making a movie about his own troubled childhood reeks of some woe-is-me bullshit, an...
Review: ‘The Voices’An Average Supernatural Horror That Is More Bark Than Bite
Lilly (Valerie Jane Parker) has had to deal with quite the hardships throughout her life. At a young age, Lilly (Chloe Romanski) was blinded...
Review: ‘Embattled’Stephen Dorff Pulls No Punches In MMA Drama That Looks Beyond The Cage
Brash, arrogant, casually racist and abusive towards women, Stephen Dorff channels the attitude of Conor McGregor to a tee in Embattled, an MMA drama...
Review: ‘Intrigo: Death of an Author’Ben Kingsley Leads Frustratingly Bland And Complex Mystery Thriller
After an author named David plots the seemingly accidental murder of his wife, her body is never recovered, and he's convinced that she's still...
Review: ‘The Gentlemen’, Another British Gangster Flick From Guy Ritchie? Sign Me Up.
The Gentlemen –
Guy Ritchie’s newest star-studded affair – follows Mickey Pearson (Matthew
McConaughey) who has built a marijuana empire throughout London. A Rhodes scholar
originally from...
Review: ‘Supernova’Colin Firth and Stanley Tucci Give Career High Performances in Moving Dementia Road...
I love a good “contained movie.” A film where the plot starts and ends over a short period time often has the greatest emotional...
‘The Falcon And The Winter Soldier’ Ep. 1 ReviewRace, Identity, and Captain America's Legacy...
"How does it feel?"
"Like it's someone else's."
"It isn't."
You don't make a Marvel series called The Falcon and the Winter Soldier without dealing heavily with...