Review: ‘Scrambled’Leah McKendrick Harvests Her Eggs In This Moving And Hilarious Pro-Choice Comedy
In a post-Roe world, the concept of pro-choice might seem a bit crass to joke about. Films like Juno or Obvious Child make jokes...
Review: ‘Upgraded’Camila Mendes And Marisa Tomei Star In Amazon's Economical Romantic Comedy
Part Cinderella story and all romcom, Upgraded is the newest selection from Amazon Prime Video. Starring Riverdale alum Camila Mendes and Shadow and Bone...
Review: ‘The Taste Of Things’Benoît Magimel Cooks For Juliette Binoche In Tran Anh Hung’s...
*NOTE: This review was originally part of our Middleburg Film Festival coverage.*
In Tran Anh Hung’s decadent and indulgent The Taste of Things, Benoît Magimel plays...
Review: ‘Drive-Away Dolls’Margaret Qualley And Geraldine Viswanathan Take A Long Strange Trip In Ethan...
I can’t wait for someone to make a queer version of Ethan Coen’s Drive Away Dolls. You’re probably thinking, “Cortland, that film is about...
Review: ‘Problemista’Julio Torres' Surreal Directorial Debut Features A Monstrous Tilda Swinton
Julio Torres made a name for himself writing surreal sketches on Saturday Night Live. His most famous, “Papyrus” starring Ryan Gosling and “Wells for...
Review: ‘Lousy Carter’David Krumholtz Breathes Life Into Dry Comedy About An Aggravating Man With...
David Krumholtz is known for his past career. 10 Things I Hate About You, Numb3rs, The Santa Clause, chances are the thing you remember...
Review: ‘Scoop’The Interview That Took Down Prince Andrew Gets The Netflix Treatment
Scoop is the third film in five years that tackles some aspect of the #MeToo movement through a journalistic lens. The first was Bombshell...