Review: “I’ll Be Right There”Edie Falco Leads A Brilliant Cast In This Domesticated Comedy
It is fair to assume that I’ll Be Right There is a character study. We follow Edie Falco’s Wanda quite closely as she answers...
Review: ‘The Good Half’Nick Jonas Leads A Run of the Mill "Coming Home" Family...
Robert Schwartzman new, Nick Jonas starring film, The Good Half is all about that favorite Hollywood subject of returning home. I always felt like...
Review: ‘The Front Room’Brandy Takes On The Worst Mother-In-Law Ever In A24's Campy Gross-Out...
Ahead of our screening of A24's "elevated" horror The Front Room, a promo featuring R&B star and actress Brandy Norwood encouraged the crowd to...
Review: ‘Red Rooms’Disturbing Serial Killer Thriller Explores The Dark Web Of True Crime Obsession
The internet’s last frontier is the “Dark Web,” that part of the internet that is so privacy-focused in regards to location and identity that...
Review: ‘Rebel Ridge’Aaron Pierre Packs A Mean Punch In Jeremy Saulnier's Latest Knockout Thriller
The loss of a star the caliber of John Boyega mid-shoot would usually be the death knell for a lot of productions. But Jeremy...
Review: ‘Beetlejuice Beetlejuice’Michael Keaton And Tim Burton Reunite For Incoherent Sequel Driven Purely By...
Like an indefatigable zombie, nothing is ever truly dead in Hollywood. Franchises might stay buried for a while, but they'll inevitably rise to the...
Review: ‘Out Come The Wolves’Missy Peregrym Stars In A Wolf Attack Survival Thriller With...
Survival horror comes in all shapes and sizes. The recipe is simple: take a few ill-equipped people, put them in an uncontrollable situation and...
Review: ‘Across The River And Into The Trees’Liev Schreiber Delivers A Career-Best Performance In...
While there have been countless World War Two films, you can never go wrong with an adaptation of an Earnest Hemmingway book. After all,...
Review: ‘The Thicket’Peter Dinklage And Juliette Lewis Trade Bullets And Battle Scars In Rewarding,...
Who says the Western is dead? The genre hasn't been less in need of a comeback than it is right now, and this year...
Review: ‘The Wasp’Naomie Harris And Natalie Dormer Are Deadly Frenemies In A Twisty, Hitchcockian...
The Wasp begins as one thing, but by the end, you come to realize it was quite something else altogether. The same goes for...