Review: ‘Ida Red’Melissa Leo, Josh Hartnett, And Frank Grillo Are A Close-Knit Crime Family...
Ida Red is quite the cracking little crime thriller, the latest from Tulsa, Oklahoma's own writer/director John Swab. In Swab's second film of the year...
Review: ‘The Harder They Fall’Jonathan Majors, Regina King, Idris Elba, & More Shoot 'em...
“While the events of this story are fictional…These. People. Existed.”
The words boom like a bass drum in the opening crawl of Jeymes Samuel's stylish,...
Review: ‘No Future’Catherine Keener Leads A Dark Drama That Reveals Realistic Truths About Coping...
No Future is a dark drama film that drops right into the story and takes viewers on a wild ride full of grief, loss,...
Review: ‘Heart Of Champions’Michael Shannon Can't Save This Rowing Drama From Sinking
It’s safe to say Michael Shannon was one of the best parts of Hulu’s Nine Perfect Strangers, which ended this fall. In his supporting...
Review: ’13 Minutes’A Mediocre Tornado Disaster Film More Focused On Current Social, Economic, And...
13 Minutes is a tornado disaster thriller who’s title indicates the time it takes to seek shelter for when they do occur. For residents...
Review: ‘Snakehead’Shuya Chang And Sung Kang Shine As Smugglers In The Venomous World Of...
While we here in the States tend to think of illegal immigration specific to those coming from our Southern border (especially over the Trump...
Review: ‘The Spine Of Night’A Wildly Violent, Rotoscoped Fantasy Epic Not For The Faint...
*NOTE: This review was previously part of our 2021 SXSW Film Festival Coverage. The Spine of Night opens in theaters and digital on October...
Review: ‘Army Of Thieves’'Army Of The Dead' Prequel Gives Dieter A High-Energy Origin Story...
The year of Zack Snyder continues. Forget whatever he's done with the DCEU, he's already accomplished as much if not more with Netflix's Army of...
Review: ‘Last Night In Soho’Edgar Wright Creates A Mesmerizing Musical, Psychological Horror Experience
After taking the horror genre for a comedic spin in cult classic fashion with Shaun of the Dead, Edgar Wright goes full-blown psycho terror with...
Review: ‘Antlers’Scott Cooper's Dull Horror Folktale Is A Waste Of His Talents
Scott Cooper has explored Native American culture (Hostiles) and the economically-depressed (Out of the Furnace), but with the Guillermo Del Toro-produced horror Antlers he combines...