Review: ‘Bring Them Down’Brutal, Haunting Irish Revenge Thriller Pits Christopher Abbott Against Barry Keoghan
Those who break down at the sight of animal cruelty will want to avoid Bring Them Down. The savage butchery inflicted on sheep and...
Review: ‘Love Hurts’Stinging Disappointment Hurts, Too, As Ke Huy Quan Fails To Elevate This...
Who doesn't love Ke Huy Quan? The beloved Goonies and Indiana Jones actor had such an amazing comeback, winning an Oscar for Everything Everywhere...
Sundance Review: ‘East Of Wall’Free-Spirited Horse Women Find Peace And Strength In The Badlands
The rugged climate and terrain of South Dakota's Badlands give way to something gentle and warm in Kate Beecroft's stunning directorial debut, East of...
Sundance Review: ‘Lurker’Archie Madekwe Has An Obsessive Fan In His Entourage In Alex Russell's...
The Bear writer Alex Russell's directorial debut Lurker is the kind of movie that you come to Sundance for, and has been desperately missing for too long....
Sundance Review: ‘Plainclothes’Tom Blyth Can Only Heat Up Carmen Emmi's Undercooked Queer Cop Thriller...
It's 1997. Lucas (Tom Blyth) is cruising the shopping mall while OMC's "How Bizarre" plays over the loud speakers. He catches eyes with a...
Review: ‘Companion’Love And A.I. Don't Mix In Clever, Funny Robot Horror Starring Sophie Thatcher...
Marketing a movie like Companion must be a real pain in the ass. Sure, it has a few modestly well-known actors in Jack Quaid,...
Review: ‘Love Me’Kristen Stewart And Steven Yeun's A.I. Romance Is An Ambitious, Failed Experiment
Sundance is often a place of experimentation, and that’s one of the great things about it. The quite experimental sci-fi romance Love Me was one of...
Sundance Review: ‘Magic Farm’Chloë Sevigny, Simon Rex, And Alex Wolff Cast An Unfunny Spell...
There's nothing magical about Amalia Ulman’s sophomore feature, Magic Farm. If there's a spell that it casts, it's to dazzle you with its comic...
Sundance Review: ‘Opus’Ayo Edibiri And A Wild John Malkovich Can't Rescue This "Mid" Horror...
Ariel (Ayo Edibiri) can't catch a break. A young music journalist with aspirations of writing something that matters, she finds that her best pitch...
Sundance Review: ‘Love, Brooklyn’André Holland, Nicole Beharie, And DeWanda Wise Star In A Bland,...
Love, Brooklyn is a deeply frustrating movie, the kind that leaves you scratching your head at how it goes so wrong. Directed by Rachael Abigail...