‘The Moogai’s Important Message Gets Lost In the Conventionality of It’s Horror Style
The one thing you will immediately notice in writer-director Jon Bell’s The Moogai is the...
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Author: Murjani Rawls
Lana Wilson’s ‘Look Into My Eyes’ Makes The World of Psychics Assessable
You can be honest with me. There’s a healthy amount of skepticism when people hear the word...
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‘Argylle’ Has As Many Twists and Turns as It Does Spies and Not To It’s Benefit
You can’t lie and say that Matthew Vaughn’s Argylle doesn’t at least look...
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‘Scrambled’ is a Leah McKendrick Showcase Which Laughs and Cries At Fertility’s Ups and Downs
If you haven’t heard by now, growing older isn’t easy — especially with the societal...
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‘I Saw The TV Glow’ Is Jane Schoenbrun’s Expansive, Artistic, Nightmarish Take On Identity Purgatory
Writer-director Jane Schoenbrun’s I Saw The TV Glow is not what I would call a happy film....
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