Review: ‘Spin Me Round’Alison Brie Stars In The Olive Garden Of European Comedy-Thrillers
Alison Brie and her director/husband Jeff Baena thrive at making movies that are...well, misshapen. The filmmaker behind enigmatic curiosities such as Horse Girl, The Little Hours,...
Review: ‘The Invitation’Nathalie Emmanuel Can't Inject Enough Life Into This Bloodless Vampire Thriller
What happens when street smarts meets palace intrigue? Not a Hell of a lot in Jessica M. Thompson's dull blue-blood horror film The Invitation....
Review: ‘Honk For Jesus. Save Your Soul’Sterling K. Brown And Regina Hall Put On...
If you've ever attended a southern Black Baptist megachurch like the one in Adamma Ebo's spirited, occasionally funny but unfocused satire Honk for Jesus. Save...
Review: ‘Pinocchio’There's Little Magic In Robert Zemeckis' Wooden Remake
When you wish upon a remake. Makes no difference how bland and fake. It was inevitable that Disney would get around to remaking their...
Review: ‘The Silent Twins’Letitia Wright And Tamara Lawrence Star In Visually Stunning But Sullen...
Adapted from Marjorie Wallace's controversial non-fiction book, The Silent Twins tells the true story of deeply-connected siblings June and Jennifer Gibbons, who refused to speak to...
Review: ‘God’s Country’Thandiwe Newton Battles Racism And Red State Politics In A Tense, Bleak...
NOTE: This review was originally part of our Sundance Film Festival coverage.*
Race and class collide with tension as bitter as the Montana chill in...
Middleburg Review: ‘The Wonder’Florence Pugh Examines A Miracle In Sebastián Lelio's Eerie, Confounding Misstep
Logic vs faith. It's a dance as old as time, and has often made for compelling cinematic entertainment. Sebastián Lelio's austere but gripping film...
Review: ‘Ticket To Paradise’George Clooney And Julia Roberts Are The Only Reason To Endure...
There will probably come a time when I really start to like Ticket to Paradise. It's just not right now. The potential for it to...
Review: ‘The Wonder’Florence Pugh Examines A Miracle In Sebastián Lelio's Eerie, Confounding Misstep
Logic vs faith. It’s a dance as old as time, and has often made for compelling cinematic entertainment. Sebastián Lelio’s austere but gripping film The...
Review: ‘Slumberland’Jason Momoa Gets Silly In Netflix's Beautiful But Limited 'Little Nemo' Adventure
Making fantasy movies for kids is difficult. I don't begrudge any filmmaker who wants to make a special one because it's hard to predict...