Review: ‘Rams’Brotherly Hatred Works For Sam Neill And Michael Caton In The Surprising And...
Its surreal watching Sam Neil’s new film Rams. Or should I say its weird that a movie about sheep farming is so relevant to...
Review: ‘Till Death’Megan Fox Is Dragged Down By A Lifeless Slasher Thriller
Many people have figured out their relationships were toxic while being stuck with their partner during COVID quarantine. The new film Till Death takes...
Review: ‘Hooking Up’'All Sex, No Charm'
In the new movie Hooking Up, Brittany Snow plays Darla, a sex addict newly fired from her magazine job for…. having sex on her...
Review: ‘American Utopia’David Byrne's Genius Doesn't Fully Sync With Spike Lee's Directing
Former Talking Head’s frontman David Byrne seems to be popping up everywhere. Stealing the show in the variety special John Mulaney and The Sack...
‘Wonder Woman 1984’ Interview: Cinematographer Matt Jensen On Smithsonian Camps And Filming At Landmark...
There's that D.C. saying that everybody moves here and that no one is really from here. Well one notable exception to that rule is...
Review: ‘Dear Evan Hansen’Try-Hard Adaption Of The Broadway Musical Isn't The Inspiration It Thinks...
Cancel culture works fast these days. Properties that were once considered beacons of art a few years ago are now being questioned for their...
Review: ‘Becky’Kevin James Turns To The Dark Side In An Ultra-Violent Home Invasion Thriller
Did anyone else want to be Kevin McCallister as a kid? By yourself, no parents, no rules, and you get to outsmart two burglars...
Review: ‘Stardust’Even Without Bowie Music, Biopic Strikes An Emotional Chord
David Bowie famously stated that he would never allow a biopic to be made about his life. While the icon couldn’t keep Hollywood from...
Review: ‘Blast Beat’Moises And Mateo Arias Break Out As Leading Men In The Original...
If you know who the Arias brothers are, chances are you’ve grown up with them. Moises, the oldest, got his start on Hannah Montana...
Review: ‘Beanpole’ Is A Beautifully Bleak Tale About The Effects Of War
There were three films in 2019 that pushed me completely of my comfort zone. The first was Joker for its real and at times ironically unaware...