Review: ‘A Mistake’Elizabeth Banks' Wayward New Zealand Accent Distracts From This Biting Medical Drama
After nearly a decade and a half since her last film Sunshine Cleaning, writer/director Christine Jeffs is back. Like her last film which starred...
Review: ‘All Happy Families’Josh Radnor Leads A Family Story That Feels More Real Than...
The title of Haroula Rose's family dramedy, All Happy Families is pulled from a line from Anna Karenina which says "All happy families are the same...
Review: ‘The Featherweight’James Madio Gives A Great Performance As Boxing Legend Willie Pep
The “mockumentary” format is a tried and true genre. The notion of a camera crew following subjects in their daily lives and acted out...
Review: ‘Never Let Go’Halle Berry Holds On Tight To Her Family In Alexandre Aja's...
Why does anybody go out into the woods? NOTHING good ever happens there. In Alexandre Aja's latest gripping, atmospheric chiller Never Let Go, an...
Review: ‘A Different Man’Sebastian Stan's Rise Continues As A Paranoid Man With Disabilities in...
*NOTE: This review was originally part of our Sundance Film Festival coverage.*
For the last three years, Sebastian Stan has played various degrees of fucked...
Review: ‘The Substance’Demi Moore And Margaret Qualley Shine In Coralie Fargeat's Seductive, Grotesque Body...
Occasionally a horror movie breaks out in the festival circuit, but rarely quite like The Substance did at Cannes. A contender for the Palme...
Review: ‘His Three Daughters’Carrie Coon, Natasha Lyonne, And Elizabeth Olsen Lead Azazel Jacobs' Deeply...
Azazel Jacobs makes small, intimate dramas tinged with prickly humor. Films such as Terri, The Lovers, and French Exit show his skill at navigating...
Review: ‘Agatha All Along’Kathryn Hahn Returns In Marvel's Campy, Entertaining Witch's Brew 'WandaVision' Spinoff
Marvel set the bar a little too high for themselves with WandaVision. Their first Disney+ Marvel series won over fans with a compelling story...
Review: ‘In The Summers’An Intimate And Profound Look At Sisters' Evolving Relationship To Their...
NOTE: This review was originally part of our Sundance Film Festival coverage.*
It’s easy to see why Alessandra Lacorazza’s intimate, profound debut feature, In the Summers,...
Review: ‘Wolfs’George Clooney And Brad Pitt Make It Look So Easy In Jon Watts'...
Who says the movie star era is dead? It's easy to say that when a star-driven film that looks like a surefire hit, something...