Review: ‘The Queen’s Gambit’Anya Taylor-Joy Has All The Right Moves As A Tortured Yet...
While the game of chess requires great skill, concentration, adaptation, strategy, and countless other cerebral abilities, it’s often thought of a long and boring...
‘The Mandalorian’ Season 2 Episode 3 Review: ‘The Heiress’
Finally! An episode of The Mandalorian so good I immediately watched it a second time. I popped so hard for some of the stuff...
Review: ‘Princess Of The Row’Taylor Buck Shines As A Young Girl Protecting Her Mentally...
It looks like we are now in pre-Oscar season. Most heavy drama’s searching for the golden prize tend to tackle very touchy Oscar-baity subjects...
Review: ‘Anything for Jackson’Justin G. Dyck Delivers True Horror In a Movie You Shouldn't...
The only thing stronger then the gut feeling that you should never make a deal with the devil is the love of a parent...
‘The Mandalorian’ Season 2 Finale Review: “The Rescue”
When Star Wars is at its best, I'm not sure there's anything that measures up. At least for me, nothing puts me on a...
Review: ‘One Night In Miami’Four Black Icons Debate Celebrity And Activism In Regina King's...
*NOTE: This is a reprint of my review from the Middleburg Film Festival. One Night in Miami hits Amazon Prime on Christmas Day.*
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Review: ‘The Truffle Hunters’Yes, There’s Actually A Truffle Hunting Industry, And It’s Fascinating To...
As someone who’s not necessarily a “foodie,” truffles are not on my radar for the most part (other than the occasional chocolate truffle one...
Review: ‘Shiva Baby’First Time Director Emma Seligman's Comedy Brilliantly Piles On The Uncomfortable
Shiva Baby might be the ultimate cinematic example of how to build tension. With each look from Rachel Sennott’s big doe eyes to every...
Review: ‘The Human Factor’Dror Moreh’s Documentary Examines The Mideast Peace Process During The Clinton...
One of the most complicated things of the 20th and 21st centuries is the peace process between Israel and Palestine. This has been going...
Review: ‘Port Authority’Fionn Whitehead And Leyna Bloom Transcend In A Brutally Honest Queer Drama
Port Authority is not your “fresh off the bus” New York story. Paul (Fionn Whitehead) is a 20 year old recently paroled kid hoping...