Review: ‘Endless’Alexandra Shipp And Nicholas Hamilton Explore How Far Love Can Reach
They say love conquers all, but does that apply at any age? The new supernatural romance Endless tests the boundaries of teenage love. Riley...
Review: ‘A Girl Missing’Koji Fukada's Slow Burning Mystery Stays In Neutral
A Girl Missing tells the tale of a family dealing with the horrors and fallout from a kidnapping. Ichiko (Mariko Tsutsui) works as a...
Review: ‘Feast Of The Seven Fishes’, A Christmas Dinner You Don’t Want To Miss
With Last Christmas
and now Feast of the Seven Fishes, the holiday movie season is officially upon us! It is a couple of days before
Christmas...
Review: ‘John Henry’, Terry Crews Wields The Sledge Hammer In This Modern Retelling
The next adaptation of the John Henry legend is here with
Terry Crews staring in/as John Henry. This modern take of the tale of
the steel-driving...
Review: ‘Ghosts Of War’WWII Soldiers Experience Horrors Beyond The Battlefield
Five American soldiers get shown that the horrors of WWII extend beyond the battlefield in Ghosts of War. Chris (Brenton Thwaites) and his platoon...
Review: ‘The Vigil’IFC's New Demonic Horror Is Immersed In Judaism
IFC’s latest thriller The Vigil puts a new spin on an often-told tale. Yakov Ronen (Dave Davis) is a man that has lost his...
Review: ‘The Whistlers’, A Film Noir Where No One Is Clean As A Whistle
Mobsters and the police hunting them down. Corruption and deceit.
Surveillance, backstabbing, robberies, and of course…whistling – what else
would you expect from a modern-day film...
Review: ‘Honeydew’Sawyer Spielberg Goes On A Vacation From Hell
Traveling can always be a crapshoot, especially when you don’t really have anywhere to stay except a tent. While you may think that provides...
Review: ‘The Complex: Lockdown’A Video Game Adaptation That Should Have Stuck To The Console
The Complex, a full-motion video game (FMV), was released on all major systems months ago. In the game, developers tout a story that leads...
Review: ‘Midsommar,’ Always Check Reviews Before Traveling
Following the success of last year’s Hereditary (which
I also reviewed, and you can find here in case you missed it) Ari Aster has taken a...