‘Family Portrait’ Is A Small, Moving Image Into Nature’s Uncertainty
The process of assembling a team of family members for one big picture is a task that may seem...
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Category: Film Reviews
‘Trap’s Strength Is Inside The Methodical Flow of Josh Hartnett
Leave it to writer/director M. Night Shyamalan to make a Taylor Swift-like concert that feels...
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‘Deadpool & Wolverine’ Is Marvel’s Way of Using Old IP As An Apology
The early beginnings of the Deadpool character-wise-cracking his way through the fourth wall into...
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‘DÌDI’ Embraces The Late 2000s In All The Right Ways
Films chronicling formulate summers before high school where it seems the world can be destroyed...
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‘Sing Sing’ Will Rightfully Challenge Your View of Those In The Prison System
The first frames of writer-director Greg Kwedar’s moving drama, ‘Sing Sing,’ is a...
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‘Longlegs’ Is A Road Paved With Devilish Intentions
It’s not so much that writer-director Oz Perkins’s ‘Longlegs’ is overtly scary to the point where...
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‘Maxxxine’ Nails It’s Hollywood 1980s Vibes, But Not A Gratifying Conclusion
When we see a now 33-year-old Maxine Mixx (Mia Goth) approaching an audition for The Puritian II,...
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‘Tuesday’s Bigger Ideas Lessens the Impact of It’s Smaller Story About Impending Loss
Death is a terrifying certainty to deal with from many sides of the spectrum — from those who feel...
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‘A Quiet Place: Day One’ Locks Into the Human Aspect of the Alien Invasion (and It Works)
The first words you see upon a wide shot of New York City of director Michael Sarnoski’s ‘A...
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‘The Knife’s Single Location Thriller Speaks To Who Is Afforded the Benefit of The Doubt
This review is a part of our 2024 Tribeca Festival coverage. After a long day of construction,...
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There’s A Enjoyable Story Inside ‘The Watchers’ It Just Can’t Find
A forest in the middle of Ireland seems to trap anybody who steps inside it in its own warped...
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‘Ghostlight’s Brilliance Lies At The Meeting Point Between Community Theater and Forgiveness
Kelly O’Sullivan and Alex Thompson’s second feature, ‘Ghostlight,’ opens in a...
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