Review: ‘Finch’Tom Hanks Road Trips With A Dog And An Annoying Robot In A...
From crossing the Old West in last year's great News of the World, to traveling the West in Miguel Sapochnik's sci-fi film Finch, Tom...
Review: ‘Spencer’Kristen Stewart Makes For A Luminous Princess Diana In A Film That Fails...
*NOTE: This review was originally part of our Middleburg Film Festival coverage. Spencer opens in theaters on November 5th.*
Right from the beginning of Chilean...
Review: ‘Ida Red’Melissa Leo, Josh Hartnett, And Frank Grillo Are A Close-Knit Crime Family...
Ida Red is quite the cracking little crime thriller, the latest from Tulsa, Oklahoma's own writer/director John Swab. In Swab's second film of the year...
Review: ‘The Harder They Fall’Jonathan Majors, Regina King, Idris Elba, & More Shoot 'em...
“While the events of this story are fictional…These. People. Existed.”
The words boom like a bass drum in the opening crawl of Jeymes Samuel's stylish,...
Review: ‘The Spine Of Night’A Wildly Violent, Rotoscoped Fantasy Epic Not For The Faint...
*NOTE: This review was previously part of our 2021 SXSW Film Festival Coverage. The Spine of Night opens in theaters and digital on October...
Review: ‘Army Of Thieves’'Army Of The Dead' Prequel Gives Dieter A High-Energy Origin Story...
The year of Zack Snyder continues. Forget whatever he's done with the DCEU, he's already accomplished as much if not more with Netflix's Army of...
Review: ‘Last Night In Soho’Edgar Wright Creates A Mesmerizing Musical, Psychological Horror Experience
After taking the horror genre for a comedic spin in cult classic fashion with Shaun of the Dead, Edgar Wright goes full-blown psycho terror with...
Review: ‘Antlers’Scott Cooper's Dull Horror Folktale Is A Waste Of His Talents
Scott Cooper has explored Native American culture (Hostiles) and the economically-depressed (Out of the Furnace), but with the Guillermo Del Toro-produced horror Antlers he combines...
Review: ‘Passing’Tessa Thompson And Ruth Negga Straddle The Color Line In Rebecca Hall's Elegantly-Told...
NOTE: This review was previously part of our 2021 Sundance Film Festival coverage. Passing opens in select theaters on October 25th, followed by Netflix...
Review: ‘The French Dispatch’Wes Anderson Smacks You With A Rolled Up Newspaper Of Disconnect...
Just when you thought Wes Anderson couldn't be more Wes Anderson, he goes and makes The French Dispatch. If you love the director's unique...