Category: Reviews
‘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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LIVE REVIEW + PHOTOS: Bring Me the Horizon Sell Out Bridgestone Arena
There are certain bands where you get to witness the climb in real time. You see them playing...
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Bring Me The Horizon’s Sold-Out MSG Show Is Another Feather In Their Cap | Review
Bring Me The Horizon vocalist Oli Sykes kneeled in the upper middle of the band’s elaborate stage...
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2026 Sick New World in Las Vegas
Sick New World returned to the Las Vegas Festival Grounds on April 25, 2026, after a year-long...
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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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‘Apex’ Should Be A Survival Guilty Pleasure, But Never Gets There
Robert Frost once said, “The only way out is through,” and that is the core of Baltasar Kormákur’s...
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The Beauty Of ‘Blue Heron’ Shows The Imperfect Dance of Memory and Documentation
Memories can either be a Polaroid picture that yellows and fades over time or feel as real as the...
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