Review: ‘Peninsula’'Train To Busan' Sequel Is Straight Zombie Spectacle, But Not Much Else
Remember a few months ago, back at the beginning of our long global COVID nightmare, when you'd see images of vacant cities, empty buildings,...
Review: ‘Cut Throat City’RZA Crafts A Rewarding, Cumbersome Big Easy Gangster Epic
The Wizard of Oz plays an unexpectedly large role in RZA's New Orleans crime epic, Cut Throat City. The second film in days set...
Review: ‘Tesla’Ethan Hawke Fails To Generate Much Electricity In Michael Almereyda's Curious Biopic
Michael Almereyda is a filmmaker very interested in making interesting movies about uninteresting men. Judicious use of technical, spatial, and musical anachronism are the...
Review: ‘Unhinged’Russell Crowe's Road Raging Maniac Guarantees Your First Time Back In Theaters Won't...
The psychotic road rage thriller Unhinged will be remembered for two things if anything at all. First is that it's the biggest major release...
Review: ‘Project Power’Jamie Foxx And Joseph Gordon-Levitt Get High On Superpowers In Netflix's Summer...
Having superpowers sounds really cool. You get to fly around, go invisible, shoot fire or ice from your hands. But have you actually read...
Review: ‘Boys State’Texas Teens Attempt To Create A More Perfect Union In The Year's...
Scared for our political future? You have every right to be as this country has never been more polarized, the ideological divide never greater,...
Review: ‘Spree’Joe Keery Literally Kills It As A Rideshare Driver With A Homicidal Need...
The age of social media celebrity, and the unfortunate confluence with a rise in violence captured on cell phone, has led to a new...
Review: ‘Made In Italy’Liam Neeson And Son Seek Emotional Healing In James D'arcy's Syrupy...
Liam Neeson. Made in Italy. It's too much to hope this lite father/son drama is actually an undercover Taken spinoff with Neeson taking on...
Review: ‘The Tax Collector’Bobby Soto And Shia LaBeouf Bring Murder And Madness In David...
Trust me. I get it. I honestly do. David Ayer's gritty street films are culturally insensitive, crazy violent, and thin on plot. As someone...
Review: ‘The Burnt Orange Heresy’Elizabeth Debicki And Mick Jagger Shine In Sexy, Devious Art...
Originally opened in March by Sony Pictures Classics, Giuseppe Capotondi's astute art world neo-noir The Burnt Orange Heresy is being re-released this week. Why?...