Review: ‘Hope Gap’Annette Bening And Bill Nighy Elevate William Nicholson's Stagy Divorce Drama
Watching divorce unfold is a lot like passing by a car wreck. You know it's terrible, but you slow down anyway and refuse to...
Review: ‘Arkansas’Clark Duke's Directorial Debut Makes For A Slow, Tedious Journey
Drugs. Witty one-liners. John Malkovich. Plenty of Violence. The new film, Arkansas seems to truly have it all. Based on the pulp fiction novel...
Review: ‘Clementine’Same-Sex Drama Brings Plenty Of Tension, But Lacks Passion
There's nothing quite so unsettling, as world-altering, as coming to a place you consider home and finding the locks changed. It throws a person...
Review: ‘Saint Frances’A Heartfelt Look At Life's Twists And Turns
Life doesn’t always shake out the way you had planned. Bridget (Kelly O’Sullivan) finds this out the hard way in Saint Frances. Before she...
Review: ‘Blue Story’Rapper/Director “Rapman” Delivers A Tour De Force About Friends Who Fall Out...
Thanks to Netflix’s revival of the UK's Channel 4 classic Top Boy, we here stateside got to learn about what goes on across the...
Review: ‘Inside The Rain’Bipolar Dramedy Nearly Has Too Much On Its Mind
"Recklessly extravagant." It's a term that comes up a lot in the new film, Inside the Rain. Instead of describing a Jay Gatsby or Marie Antoniette...
Review: ‘The Half Of it’A Stellar Cast Saves Netflix's LGBTQ Take On Cyrano de...
Though we are a month away from pride month, it's always nice to see LGBTQ representation on film. The Half Of It, a teen love story...
Review: ‘Dangerous Lies’A Thriller Not Worth The Inheritance
Netflix’s newest “thriller” Dangerous Lies follows Katie (Camila Mendes) and Adam (Jessie T. Usher) – a couple in a financial bind. Katie has been...
Review: ‘The Wretched’IFC Midnight Horror Makes Witches Scary Again
The Wretched is here to prove that the classics are classic for a reason, a witch can still be terrifying if the story is...
Review: ‘All Day And A Night’'Black Panther' Writer's Netflix Drama Traps Ashton Sanders And...
One might look for a superheroic tale of escape from societal disenfranchisement in Black Panther writer Joe Robert Cole's subdued, highly recognizable directorial debut,...