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‘Climax’ Review: Gasper Noe Crafts An Intriguing, Yet Ineffective Experience
March 8, 2019Like many indie filmmakers, Gasper Noe is a director who leaves a noticeable impression with audiences....
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‘Apollo 11’ Review: Documentary Brings Iconic Space Mission To Life
March 8, 2019Apollo 11’s heroic mission to space has been covered extensively throughout popular media, most recently in...
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‘Captain Marvel’ Review: A Good Penultimate For Phase 3
March 7, 2019Fans of the MCU have been clamoring for a female-led superhero film for quite some time....
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‘Greta’ Review: B-Movie Thriller Elevated By Standout Performances
March 3, 2019Featuring the talents of Interview with a Vampire’s Niel Jordan behind the camera and Oscar nominee Isabelle Huppert...
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‘Arctic’ Review: Mads Mikkelsen Shines in Authentic Survival Story
March 3, 2019Mads Mikkelsen has been type-casted in most mainstream films as a villain, such as Doctor Strange and Casino Royale. I’ve...
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‘Fighting With My Family’ Review: A Lukewarm Family Comedy
February 23, 2019From wrestler to the biggest movie star on the planet, Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson has had...
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‘Isn’t It Romantic’ Review: Surprisingly Subversive Romantic Comedy
February 16, 2019The romantic comedy genre has recently been revived from the grave. Films like Crazy Rich Asians and Set It...
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‘Alita: Battle Angel’ Review: A Big-Budget Mess
February 15, 2019Pairing together the directorial talents of Sin City’s Robert Rodriguez with the vision of Avatar’s James Cameron as a producer, Alita:...
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‘The Prodigy’ Review: Strong Performances Bolster A Familiar Horror Tale
February 13, 2019The revival of Orion Pictures has been an under the radar story behind the scenes. The...
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‘The Man Who Killed Hitler and Then The Bigfoot’ Review: Sam Elliot Carries An Uneven Film
February 10, 2019A title like The Man Who Killed Hitler and Then The Bigfoot leaves a strong impression. While most...
