Sundance Review: ‘It’s Never Over, Jeff Buckley’Director Amy Berg Gives The 90's Icon A...
Whether you know him from his groundbreaking first album, Grace, or can only recognize his iconic cover of Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah”, Jeff Buckley was...
Sundance Review: ‘Twinless’Dylan O'Brien Finds Himself In A Twisted Bromance With Director James Sweeney
Sweet and demented don’t often go hand in hand, but in James Sweeney’s second feature, Twinless, they are a match made in cringe comedy...
Review: ‘The Last Showgirl’Pamela Anderson Comes Into Her Own In Gia Coppola's Latest
Pamela Anderson is making a comeback and a career pivot all in one role. With plenty of glitter and glam, she plays an aging...
Review: ‘The Brutalist’Adrien Brody Chases An Immigrant's Dream in Brady Corbet's Searing American Tale
We have a new American epic on our hands.
At three-a-half-hours long, director Brady Corbet’s The Brutalist is a cinematic allegory for the American dream....
Review: ‘Scrap’Anthony Rapp And Lana Parrilla Are The Best Part Of Vivian Kerr's First...
Scrap is an oddly perfect film for this time of year. No, its not a Christmas movie, but it deals with rough family dynamics,...
Review: ‘Nightbitch’Amy Adams And Director Marielle Heller Take A Bite Out Of Motherhood In...
“Birth is perhaps the most violent experience a human can have aside from death itself.” In her latest film, Nightbitch, Amy Adams says this statement, not...
Review: ‘Out Of My Mind’Disney Plus' Upcoming Coming-Of-Age Story Gives A Nonverbal Teenager Her...
Almost seven years ago, Wonder took the children’s film and book world by storm. Focusing on a kid with facial differences and starring Owen Wilson, Julia...
Review: ‘The Black Sea’Crystal Moselle And Derrick B. Harden Team Up For A Shaggy...
Derrick B. Harden is a star. The New York-based artist and rapper has done a few acting gigs here and there, but his leading...
Review: ‘Small Things Like These’Cillian Murphy Gives Another Oscar Worthy Performance In A Quietly...
“Do the right thing.” It’s a phrase parents drill into their children along with “speak up for those who can’t.” But as we grow,...
Review: “Memoir Of A Snail”Animator Adam Elliot Returns With An Epic Stop-Motion Tragicomedy
Adam Elliot is known for making depressingly funny films. The latest from the Australian clay animator, Memoir of a Snail, is no exception. He...