Review: ‘Detective Pikachu’, Pokémon Are The Real Stars Of This Enjoyably Silly Whodunit
Pokémon have existed as a multimedia phenomenon for three decades, spawning loads of video games, anime, and hit animated movies such as 1999's The...
Middleburg Review: ‘White Noise’Noah Baumbach's Adaptation Of Don DeLillo's "Unfilmmable" Book Is A Total...
It feels right that Noah Baumbach's adaptation of Don DeLillo's "classic" book White Noise should begin with a montage of car crashes. A well-intentioned disaster, Baumbach's...
Sundance Review: ‘Ghostlight’Alex Thompson And Kelly O'Sullivan Invite You To The Healing World Of...
Ghostlight lets you know its theater roots from its opening scene. As Dan (Keith Kupferer), a middle-aged construction worker, wakes up at the crack...
Review: ‘Plan B’Natalie Morales' Sexually-Charged Teen Comedy Is Bound To Ruffle Some Feathers
Natalie Morales (who stars in Dead to Me) makes her directorial debut with Plan B (her SXSW film Language Lessons is unreleased so far)...
Review: ‘The Delivered’Charles Dance Stars In A Horror That Fails To Deliver Any Thrills
The Delivered tells the story of the Lye family in Shropshire in 1657. John Lye (Charles Dance) was a Captain in Oliver Cromwell’s army....
Sundance Review: ‘You Hurt My Feelings’Julia Louis-Dreyfus And Tobias Menzies Can't Face The Truth...
When we create something, what reaction do we really want? Do we want the truth? Approval? A weird medium? That’s the question at the...
Review: ‘Totally Under Control’Alex Gibney's Doc Quietly Rages Over Trump's Disastrous COVID-19 Response
As the current occupant of the White House, who himself has contracted COVID-19, parades himself in front of his supporters claiming to be "immune",...
‘Star Wars: The Bad Batch’ Ep. 1 Recap- “Aftermath”
Going into Star Wars: The Bad Batch, which debuts today on Disney+, on Star Wars Day no less, I had little hope it'd be...
Review: ‘Honey Boy’, Shia LaBeouf Gets Serious In Exploring His Troubled Past
(NOTE: This is a reprint of my review from the Sundance Film Festival.)
Trust me, I understand if the idea of Shia LaBeouf making a...
Review: ‘Fear Street Part 3: 1666’A Satisfying End To What Could Be A New...
Fear Street Part 1: 1994 welcomed us to Shadyside, a town labeled “Murder Capital, USA”. A dark shopping mall shrouded with neon lights is...