Review: ‘Lost Girls & Love Hotels’Alexandra Daddario Goes Fifty Shades In A Japanese Drama...
In the opening moments of William Olsson's Lost Girls & Love Hotels, American ex-pat Margaret (a game Alexandra Daddario) staggers through the back alleys...
Review: ‘The Secrets We Keep’Noomi Rapace And Joel Kinnaman Lead A Thoughtful, Uneven Thriller...
Perhaps no actor better embodies a woman's vengeful thirst against violent, misogynistic men than Noomi Rapace, who has gravitated to such roles ever since...
Review: ‘The Devil All The Time’A Star-Studded Cast Fails To Energize Antonio Campos' Passionless...
It should be an easy home run. Antonio Campos' starry, swampy Southern gothic The Devil All the Time has so many tools the indie,...
Review: ‘I Am Woman’Tilda Cobham-Hervey Dazzles In Helen Reddy Biopic That Croons Rather Than...
If you have been politically active at all in the last four years, been to marches, or even seen one on tv, chances are...
Review: ‘I Met A Girl’Aussie Rom-Com Walks Delicate Balance In Depiction Of Mental Illness
It seems these days that the standard romantic-comedy has been so overdone that new sub-genres are emerging. Take the new film, director Luke Eve’s...
Review: ‘Up On The Glass’A Bland Thriller That Never Finds It's Footing
Andy (Hunter Cross), Jack (Chase Fein), and Moze (Steve Holm) are three Dartmouth college grads that have a little reunion at Andy’s cottage on...
Review: ‘Woke’Hulu’s New Surreal Comedy Is Hilariously Informative As It Explores Becoming "Woke"
*NOTE: This review is of the first couple of episodes, and not a complete season review.*
It’s weirdly prophetic how many shows coming out (Watchmen,...
Review: ‘The Broken Hearts Gallery’Geraldine Viswanathan And Dacre Montgomery Find Humor After Heartbreak
The Broken Hearts Gallery isn't a movie that would normally blink too hard on my radar, but there's one reason it did and one...
Review: ‘Critical Thinking’John Leguizamo's Directorial Debut Makes One Right Chess Move After Another
Fun, interesting, stylish, and hip aren’t the words that typically come to mind when thinking of chess. Good thing writer Dito Montiel and John...
Review: ‘Mulan’Disney's Sweeping Wuxia Fairy Tale Is Their Best Remake Yet
Disney's long-anticipated, longer-than-expected anyway, remake of Mulan opens with a sweeping, grande journey through an ancient Chinese village. Such a vast introduction was clearly...