‘Fresh’ Review: A Horror Film Will Make You Want To Do A Background Check Before Your Next Date
Noa (Daisy Edgar-Jones) is on one of the worst dates of all time. The guy is pretentious, wears a...
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Tag: Sundance 2022
‘When You’re Finished Saving The World’ Review: A Mother and Son Find That Growing Up Means Growing Apart | Sundance 2022
Ziggy Katz (Finn Wolfhard) has built up a following on a fictional TikTok equivalent, HiHat, where...
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‘Sub Eleven Seconds’ Review: Sha’Carri Richardson Is Focused, Unfiltered, and Undefined In Short Documentary | Sundance 2022
“Time is my blessing and my curse. I love when the time is short, but I only love it on the...
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‘Emergency’ Review: Turns the Buddy Comedy Genre On It’s Head With A Poignant Social Message | Sundance 2022
Coming-of-age teen buddy comedies mostly follow the same tempo, adding little things to...
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‘Watcher’ Review: Fear and Paranoia Merge In An Overseas Tale Which Invokes Thrillers of the Past | Sundance 2022
Even the very beginning of Watcher has an ominous tone to it. After receiving a promotion from his...
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‘Dual’ Review: What It Feels Like To Be A Clone | Sundance 2022
The first minutes into writer-director Riley Stearns’ Dual is a suburban take on what would...
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‘Resurrection’ Review: A Claustrophobic Thriller Elevates Off the Performances From Rebecca Hall and Tim Roth | Sundance 2022
At first look, it appears Margaret (Rebecca Hall) has it all. She works as a biologist in an...
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‘The Princess’ Review: The Use of Only Archival Footage Gives A Story We Know A Platform Which Resonates Today | Sundance 2022
There has been a Princess Diana renaissance in the entertainment world, with movies like Spencer,...
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