Film Reviews & Insights
In Fabric
The latest film from Peter Strickland, In Fabric, is a dizzying dive into horror-comedy. Visually it hearkens back to the giallo Italian films of the 70s and it’s clear that [...]
Black Christmas (2019)
On the surface, "Black Christmas" should work in spades. Directed by Sophia Takal, this new take on the classic slasher film has all the ingredients necessary to make a big [...]
Jumanji: The Next Level
by Ben Rothrock Two years ago, four high school kids, Spencer (Alex Wolff), Fridge (Ser’Darius Blain), Martha (Morgan Turner), and Bethany (Madison Iseman) discovered Jumanji, a magical board game that [...]
Richard Jewell
Clint Eastwood's latest film gives an eerie glimpse of what it's like to be wrongfully accused. "Richard Jewell" explores the tragic chronicle of the late Atlanta security guard who, during [...]
6 Underground
There are some truly evil people in the world; some who sadly have the money and power to evade the law. We all have those fantasies of taking them down. [...]
Waves
Writer/Director/Co-Editor Trey Edward Shults has spent his career thus far exploring the inner workings of broken families, from his breakout debut feature, "Krisha", to his ambiguous and bleak 2017 masterpiece, [...]
Playmobil: The Movie
In 2014, The Lego Movie changed what we thought a movie based on a toy line could be. It wasn’t just a mediocre feature-length commercial. It used the toys to [...]
Martin Scorsese Retrospective–Best Scorsese Films, Ranked
For over 50 years now, Martin Scorsese has created an impressive roster of films. Without a doubt, Martin Scorsese is one of the greatest and most brilliant filmmakers to ever [...]
Atlantics
The first film ever in competition at the Cannes Film Festival directed by a black woman, “Atlantics” leaves an impact in the cinematic universe sure to be felt for years [...]
Portrait of a Lady on Fire
French auteur Celine Sciamma is one of the most breathtaking and consistent directors working in French cinema today. She will always be championed for her authentic and honest portrayals of [...]
Marriage Story
Just like all of Noah Baumbach films, "Marriage Story" merges wry humor with coarse melodrama. His latest effort marks the 12th feature film (if you are counting his documentary "De Palma") [...]