‘Color Book’ Tells A Moving, Contained Story of a Father and Son Sifting Through Tragedy
Towards the beginning of director David Fortune’s beautifully constructed black-and-white...
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Category: Film Reviews
Growing Up Is Hard When You’re A Superhero In ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’
When we last left Peter Parker (Tom Holland) in 2021’s “No Way Home,” our hero was down in the...
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For ‘Evil Dead Burn,’ The Road Of Broken Bones and Limbs Are The Draw. The Real World Problems Are The Fuel.
Bring Me The Horizon’s 2010 album, “There Is a Hell Believe Me I’ve Seen It. There Is a...
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‘Forastera’s Dreamy Storytelling Is Full Of Astute Contemplation About Those We Lose
I’m not here to tell you that ghosts are real. What is true is the undeniable void a loved one...
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‘The Outer Threat’ Speaks To The End Times. It Loses The Urgency To Say So.
Thanks to the “Terminator” franchise, “SKYNET has become self-aware” has engratiated itself within...
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‘The ‘Revisionist’ Is Chock Full of Twists and Turns That Will Leave You Dizzy
The writing process is equal parts exhilarating, frustrating, chaotic, and fulfilling. So, why do...
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‘Backrooms’ Works When It Lets The Audience Decide It’s Quirks and Meaning
What’s creepier than a single, non-descript picture of a yellowed, hollowed-out furniture store...
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‘Power Ballad’ Plays Like An Anniversary Song That Hits The Right Amount Of Gratifying Notes
Rick Power’s (Paul Rudd) song composition doesn’t exactly tap into the pulse of modern rock....
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‘I Love Boosters’ Is A Stylish, Class Solidarity Exercise Against The Dilution of Art
The world writer/director Boots Riley has constructed in his second feature, “I Love Boosters” —...
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‘Passenger’ Will Have You Extra Careful During Your Next Road Trip, But Sacrifices Story For Style
Think about it. If you were on a road trip and saw someone standing on the side of the road, my...
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Billie Eilish – Hit Me Hard and Soft: The Tour (Live in 3D) Is Game Recognizing Game
There are two opposing dual phenomena when considering what a concert film means in the modern...
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‘Leviticus’ Applies Blunt, Supernatural Allegory To Depict The Regressive Persecution of Queer Romance
We gravitate to the “star-crossed lovers” trope because love seems to be one of the only things...
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