The Empty Man
There's a strong likelihood that you've never heard of Disney/20th Century's newest release, The Empty Man, at least until a week ago when the first trailer was released. All signs [...]
The Trial of the Chicago 7
Aaron Sorkin's second directorial feature, The Trial of the Chicago 7, dramatizes the aftermath of the riots at the 1968 Democratic Nation Convention. Led by the Justice Department, newly under [...]
The Boys in the Band
Ryan Murphy has built up a quite the resume over the past decade or so. With television hits like American Horror Story, Pose and American Crime Story, the mega Producer [...]
Antebellum
Antebellum, the directorial debut from filmmaking duo Gerard Bush and Christopher Renz, opens with a quote from William Faulkner; "The past is never dead. It's not even past." A fitting [...]
Tenet (Noah’s Take)
Christopher Nolan's infatuation with the inner workings of time has been at the forefront of his filmography since his very first feature, 1998's Following, a film told out of order. [...]
Bill & Ted Face The Music
August, 2020. Our world is at a standstill. Things are as bad as they’ve been in decades. Injustice is rampant in our streets and hate spews out of every corner [...]
The Tax Collector
Having dabbled in colorful, fantastical worlds such as the DC universe in his (since disowned) 2016 smash, Suicide Squad and the 2017 Netflix blockbuster, Bright, director David Ayer's newest feature, [...]
The Lovebirds
In an alternate reality, The Lovebirds would have opened in theaters nationwide the first week of April. However, we don't live in that world and after the pandemic delayed every [...]
Capone
It wasn't long ago when the career of up-and-coming filmmaker Josh Trank seemed destined for nothing but greatness. His directorial feature Chronicle put a fresh spin on the dying "found [...]
Extraction
As the closest thing to a Summer blockbuster as we're going to get for a few more months, Extraction sets its sights on filling the void left by the world [...]