Review: ‘Reminiscence’Hugh Jackman Can't Help This 'Clunky Strange Days' Ripoff Linger On The Mind...
Beware! If you loathe the plodding pace and head-scratching mind-fuckery of HBO's Westworld, chances are you'll feel the same about Reminiscence. A creation of...
Review: ‘The Night House’Rebecca Hall Faces Her Demons In David Bruckner's Chilling Lakeside Horror
Ghost stories, more specifically haunted house stories, are a dime a dozen, but David Bruckner's The Night House is a rare breed. Led by a captivating...
Review: ‘Demonic’Neill Blomkamp's Techno-Horror Is Another Plodding, Unfocused Misfire
I hesitate to start this review by pointing out the great potential promised by Neill Blomkamp's incredible debut film, District 9. We all know...
Review: ‘Charming The Hearts Of Men’Kelsey Grammer And Anna Friel TryTo Leave Their Mark...
Grace Gordon (Anna Friel) has made her way back to her southern hometown after quite some time in Charming the Hearts of Men. Her...
Review: ‘Don’t Breathe 2’Misguided Sequel Is A Failed Reclamation Project For Stephen Lang's "Blind...
Back in 2016, Don't Breathe was a highly-effective home invasion thriller with clever cinematography and sound editing, but also breakout character in Stephen Lang's...
Review: ‘The Lost Leonardo’A Juicy Documentary Film That Dives Into The Art World And...
The Lost Leonardo (directed by Andreas Koefoed) is the incredible inside story behind the Salvator Mundi. The painting was discovered by Alexander Parish at...
Review: ‘White As Snow’Isabelle Huppert Stars In A Modern Softcore Retelling Of 'Snow White...
White as Snow is the latest French film from director Anne Fontaine (The Innocents, Coco Before Chanel, How I Killed My Father, Adore) that...
Review: ‘Respect’Jennifer Hudson Soars As Aretha Franklin In A Biopic That Plays The Familiar...
When we first meet Aretha Franklin in Liesl Tommy's accomplished biopic of the Queen of Soul, she's still just a little girl. Played by...
Review: ‘CODA’Emilia Jones Sings Her Heart Out In A Crowd-Pleaser About A Hearing Child...
*NOTE: This review was originally published as part of our 2021 Sundance Film Festival coverage. CODA opens in theaters and Apple TV+ on August...
Review: ‘Misha And The Wolves’Is A Disappointing Documentary Film That Focuses On The Wrong...
Misha and the Wolves is the dramatic tale of a woman whose Holocaust memoir took the world by storm. People wanted to know more...