Middleburg Review: ‘Minari’Steven Yeun Leads The Way In Lee Isaac Chung's Poignant, Beautiful Immigrant...
Minari. The word is foreign to most of here in America but in Korea it's an herb, a particularly rugged one that can assimilate...
Review: ‘Kokomo City’D. Smith's Directorial Debut Delivers Raw, Unfiltered Truth
Kokomo City, directed by D. Smith (Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood, Cab Driver), made its much-anticipated world premiere at the 2023 Sundance Film Festival...
Middleburg Review: ‘Parallel Mothers’Penélope Cruz Leads Pedro Almodóvar's Disjointed 23rd Film
Renowned Spanish filmmaker Pedro Almodóva is deconstructing legacy and motherhood in his latest stylized melodrama Parallel Mothers. His seven-time collaborator Penélope Cruz and relative...
Middleburg Review: ‘Herself’Phyllida Lloyd Returns With A Compassionate Drama About A Woman's Fight To...
In a riveting early scene from Phyllida Lloyd's empathetic, low-key drama Herself, a little girl races into a convenience store with her toybox. Inside...
Review: ‘Kingdom Of The Planet Of The Apes’A Solid Reboot In A Franchise In...
2017's War for the Planet of the Apes was a great film; all of the reboot franchise has been great since it began with...
Review: ‘Showing Up’Michelle Williams And Kelly Reichardt Reunite To Craft Low-Key Art
The saying goes that "art is in the eye of the beholder, and everyone will have their own interpretation." Perhaps no filmmaker's work is...
Review: ‘Lost Transmissions’Simon Pegg Exceeds All Expectations Portraying A Schizophrenic Record Producer
Lost Transmissions explores the oft stigmatized world of mental health through the eyes of a talented record producer and a songwriter trying to get...
Review: ‘The Forever Purge’Blumhouse's Blood-Soaked Political Horror Takes Aim At Toxic Patriotism And Right...
When The Purge debuted in 2013 as a home invasion thriller with a socio-political backbone, nobody could have predicted how disturbingly prescient it would...
31 Days Of Horror: Day 25 ‘Sorority House Massacre’ (1986)Directed by: Carol Frank
Synopsis: College student Beth and her sorority sisters are stalked by an escaped psychopathic killer who shares a strange telepathic link with her.
In Sorority...
Review: ‘Phobias’There’s Little To Be Afraid Of In This Horror Anthology About Fear
When we think of “fear” in horror movies, it’s generally the usual suspects: monsters, serial killers, etc. After all, they tend to generate the...