Reviews

It is a sad state of affairs indeed, when a boy and his grandfather must do battle due to their shared claim over a little thing like a bedroom. But, ...[Read More]

Even though it may be the most anticipated theatrical opening of the past year, especially given that we are ourselves caught in a bewildering pandemi...[Read More]

Director Julie Taymor’s often entertaining, yet occasionally whimsical, biography of the feminist icon Gloria Steinem, The Glorias, covers over eighty...[Read More]

At first glance, writer/director Miranda July’s film Kajillionaire may seem like a stark commentary on the times as well as a sardonic look at the fam...[Read More]

With Enola Holmes, Netflix seems hopeful to establish a franchise based on the teenaged sister of super detective Sherlock Holmes, as portrayed by Mil...[Read More]

The captivating new documentary, The Way I See It, chronicles the years that photographer Pete Souza spent as the White House Staff Photographer—first...[Read More]

The provocative and timely thriller/pseudo horror film Antebellum arrives at a particularly divisive time in American history that, perhaps mirrors th...[Read More]

Although the new thriller, Rent-A-Pal, is an occasionally encouraging debut feature from director Jon Stevenson, it fails to succeed fully on enough l...[Read More]

There is a certain cinematic gravitas associated with the name Charlie Kaufman when it appears in the credits either before or after the title of a fi...[Read More]

Even though the new thriller, Centigrade, is beset by a few issues that prevent it from being a truly great entry to the genre, it is still a tremendo...[Read More]

While the resting image from the new film Tesla may not have been intended to be the sight of Ethan Hawke as the titular iconic inventor singing—on wh...[Read More]

The intense, often nerve-wracking, yet thoroughly enjoyable genre film Sputnik is also the debut for Russian director Egor Abramenko. This is a film t...[Read More]