Middleburg Review: ‘Unstoppable’Jharrel Jerome Goes To The Mat In Wrestling Drama That's More Than...
There's a reason why underdog sports dramas are such consistent, bankable favorites. When done right, they leave an audience feeling uplifted and spiritually fulfilled,...
Middleburg Review: ‘Maria’Angelina Jolie Is A Powerhouse Prima Donna In Pablo Larraín's Latest Ornate,...
In a way, it seems as if Angelina Jolie has been preparing to play Maria Callas for many years. Once the biggest, most bankable...
31 Days Of Horror Day 20: ‘The Incredible Melting Man’ (1977)Directed by: William Sachs
Synopsis: An astronaut on an ill-fated voyage to Saturn returns only to be transformed into a slowly melting, murderous mass.
Science fiction and horror tend...
Middleburg Review: ‘The Last Showgirl’Pamela Anderson Comes Into Her Own In Gia Coppola's Latest
Pamela Anderson is making a comeback and a career pivot all in one role. With plenty of glitter and glam, she plays an aging...
31 Days of Horror Day 19: The Lift (1983)Directed by: Dick Maas
Synopsis: A lift technician finds himself drawn into a web of mystery and peril as he investigates the perplexing deadly accidents occurring in the...
Middleburg Review: ‘Conclave’Ralph Fiennes Leads A Surprisingly Twisty, Funny Thriller About The Search For...
A bunch of old men in silly, garish robes discussing which 80-year-old man will be their new leader doesn't sound like the setup for...
Review: ‘MadS’A Fast-Pace, Viscerally Bleak Ride Toward The End Of The World
MadS opens with recently graduated Romain (Milton Riche) as he’s bargaining with his dealer. Testing out new “product” and making plans to see his...
Middleburg Review: ‘Emilia Pérez’Karla Sofía Gascón And Zoe Saldana Are Mesmerizing In Jacques Audiard's...
Well, never let it be said that Jacques Audiard is afraid to take risks. Emilia Pérez is a wild swing of a film, one...
Middleburg Review: ‘Better Man’Dazzling Robbie Williams Biopic Doesn't Need Silly Chimpanzee Gimmick
Similar to last week's novel music biopic Piece by Piece, filmmakers are at least trying to do something different with the well-worn genre. Nobody...
Middleburg Review: ‘The Order’Jude Law And Nicholas Hoult Go To War In Justin Kurzel's...
I don't know if anybody is making better true-crime movies right now than Justin Kurzel. The director has killed it in this genre multiple...