Review: ‘Clean’Adrien Brody's Passion Project Is An Action Film That Stacks The Body Count
You never know what people have gone through. What path they have taken and the trials and tribulations they have endured to find themselves...
Sundance Review: ‘Girl Picture’Director Alli Haapasalo Infuses Empathy Into A Warm Coming-Of-Age Film That...
In Finnish director’s Alli Haapasalo’s newest film, we follow three girls over three separate Fridays as they navigate their young adulthood. It’s a fairly...
Review: ‘Gamestop: Rise Of The PlayersSpotlights A Ragtag Team Of Non-Traditional Investors Who Took...
It’s exactly one year ago (2021) that brick and mortar video game retailer Gamestop had unexpectedly shocked the world. Gamestop was the top story...
Review: ‘Evolve’Curiosity Stream's Newest Documentary Highlights Global Issues And Survival By Mimicking Nature
Evolve is the latest original and six part series to be featured on Curiosity Stream that explores how humanity is looking to solve many...
Sundance Review: ‘The Janes’An In-Depth Reflection On An Important Chapter In Women's Reproductive Rights
Almost 49 years to the day, Roe v. Wade was decided by the Supreme Court. The controversial ruling granted all women the fundamental right...
Sundance Review: ‘blood’Carla Juri Muddles Through Japan In Bradley Rust Gray's Meandering Drama About...
One of my favorite jokes from the first Deadpool comic book series is "The melodic sound of gunfire, the international language." It doesn't matter...
Sundance Review: ‘God’s Country’Thandiwe Newton Battles Racism And Red State Politics In A Tense,...
Race and class collide with a tension as bitter as the Montana chill in Julian Higgins’ neo-Western, God's Country. The film is a reimagining...
Review: ‘We Need To Talk About Cosby’Comedian W. Kamau Bell’s Docuseries Examines Bill Cosby’s...
Bill Cosby has a definitive legacy. He’s a standup comedian, had dozens of shows, been in plenty of movies, a champion of education, “America’s...
Sundance Review: ‘Happening’Director Audrey Diwan Takes Us Back To 1963 In This Realistic Abortion...
Almost two years ago to the day, the abortion drama Never Rarely Sometimes Always premiered at the Sundance Film Festival. Lauded for its raw...
Sundance Review: ‘You Won’t Be Alone’Noomi Rapace, Alice Englert, And Others Play A Shapeshifting...
The use of witches in indie horrors has grown steadily since the breakout success of Robert Eggers' The Witch, so much so that it's...