Review: ‘The Moment’Brat Summer Spins Out Of Control For Charli XCX In Her Funny,...
“It’s all cringe”, pop superstar Charli XCX and her entourage agree about the continued phenomenon of Brat Summer in the mockumentary, The Moment. The Aidan...
Review: ‘Relationship Goals’Kelly Rowland And Method Man's Charms Nearly Elevate This Old-Fashioned Self-Help Romcom
Oh no, have romcoms somehow devolved back into the early 2000s? Because Amazon MGM's romantic comedy Relationship Goals is like a throwback to when too many...
Sundance Review: ‘The Incomer’Domhnall Gleeson Is An Outsider Come To The Rescue In Louis...
Sundance's NEXT section generally leans towards films that are a bit more experimental, so I was surprised to see that writer/director Louis Paxton's delightfully...
Review: ‘Shelter’Jason Statham Offers Safe Haven In Ric Roman Waugh's Elevated Action Flick
Jason Statham is one of those actors who could exist and thrive in just about any era. One of the reasons he fit so...
Review: ‘The Wrecking Crew’Dave Bautista And Jason Momoa Go Wild In Hawaii In Blisteringly...
Let's be honest, Jason Momoa and Dave Bautista are a dream pairing. When they first started talking about making a movie together, it was...
Sundance Review: ‘The Weight’Ethan Hawke Smuggles Gold During The Depression Era In Muscular Friedkin-esque...
Is there any current actor who has gotten better with age than Ethan Hawke? Not to knock anything he did earlier, but his versatility...
Sundance Review: ‘Undertone’Ian Tuason’s Podcasting Horror Fails To Dial Up Original Ideas
Maybe it's just me, but I'm sick of gloomy, slow-burning horror movies about grief. Thank you, Ari Aster. Undertone is the latest and, shocker,...
Sundance Review: ‘In The Blink Of An Eye’Andrew Stanton's Ambitious Sci-Fi Epic Crashes And...
Andrew Stanton is one of those filmmakers you constantly root for to be successful. The Wall-E director hit a home run with that Pixar...
Sundance Review: ‘Soul Patrol’Stirring Doc On The First Black Special Ops Unit In VIetnam...
The contributions of Black soldiers have for so long been scrubbed from history, that a film like Soul Patrol becomes even more meaningful. A...
Sundance Review: ‘Frank & Louis’Kingsley Ben-Adir And Rob Morgan Star In Somber, Powerful Drama...
Swiss filmmaker Pietra Volpe wouldn't be the first choice to co-write and direct a drama about inmates, most of them Black, in a U.S....