Review: ‘New Year’Tensions Rise In This Stripped Down Holiday Melodrama
The new independent holiday drama, New Year, cashes in on this year’s cinematic trend: being shot in black and white. Like the delightful and...
Review: ‘Spider-Man: No Way Home’Fans Rejoice, The Spider-Man Movie You've Been Clamoring For Is...
Peter Parker’s (Tom Holland) world just got flipped turned upside down in Spider-Man: No Way Home. Literally when Doctor Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch) enters the...
Review: ‘The Last Son’Sam Worthington And Machine Gun Kelly Star In A Gritty, Slow...
The Last Son is the latest film from Redbox Entertainment that includes a blacklist script written by Greg Johnson (My Name Is Rabbit) and...
Review: ‘Off the Rails’Kelly Preston's Final Performance Is Featured In A Touching Film About...
Three estranged best friends in their 50's are reunited when their fourth best friend Anna, from their college years, has passed from breast cancer. ...
Review: ‘National Champions’Stephan James And JK Simmons Lead A Propulsive, Honest Sports Drama About...
There's no football in National Champions. Not a single play. But this timely, topical adaptation of Adam Mervis' play doesn't need the gridiron to...
Review: ‘Red Rocket’Simon Rex Shoots His Shot In Sean Baker's Nimble Dramedy About An...
*NOTE: This review was originally part of our Middleburg Film Festival coverage.*
The sounds of NSYNC’s “Bye Bye Bye” blast in the opening moments of...
Review: ‘Don’t Look Up’Adam McKay Makes Light Of Doomsday In Netflix's Brilliant, Star-Studded Satire
Perhaps no filmmaker has undergone quite the evolution as Adam McKay. From dim-witted but popular Will Ferrell comedies such as Anchorman, he started to...
Review: ‘The Hating Game’Lucy Hale And Austin Stowell Get Competitive In This Stale Adaptation...
In 2016, romance author Sally Thorne released The Hating Game. If you follow the genre at all, you would know that the book quickly...
Review: ‘Encounter’Riz Ahmed Is Stellar In A Sci-Fi Road Movie That Loses Its Way
*NOTE: This review was originally part of our Toronto International Film Festival coverage.*
Who doesn’t love a good twist? When a movie subverts our expectations...
Review: ‘Being The Ricardos’Nicole Kidman Impresses As Lucille Ball But Aaron Sorkin's Script Does...
An Aaron Sorkin screenplay is never about just one thing. The Social Network wasn't just about the formation of Facebook, was it? And neither...