1991 Retrospective: The Best Films of 1991
Like any other year, 1991 was a versatile year that offered a wide range of genres and filmmaking styles that could satisfy just about anyone. However, it was also a [...]
Stillwater
Will Matt Damon still hold the same lead man pull he once did in Tom McCarthy's Stillwater, which opens July 30th, 2021 in this COVID inducing world? Inevitable comparisons of [...]
Old
Old marks the 14th feature in M. Night Shyamalan oeuvre as a writer-director. Back in the horror/sci-fi realm that he's most comfortable in, though not as effective as his masterworks [...]
Roadrunner: A Film About Anthony Bourdain
Roadrunner: A Film About Anthony Bourdain is just that, the documentary film is by Oscar winning director Morgan Deville (20 Feet to Stardom, Best of Enemies), who is no stranger [...]
Steven Soderbergh Retrospective (Film Rankings from Worst to Best)
Perhaps the Robert Altman of our era due to his large ensembles, prolific filmography, and his terrain into a wide variety of genres like the late maverick--American filmmaker Steven Soderbergh [...]
Pig
Newcomer Michael Sarnoski's modern "revenge" saga, Pig, plays with the notion of a protagonist who's a reclusive outsider who goes back to the outside world once his truffle pig is [...]
False Positive
Stand up comedian Iliana Glazer gets to showcase her dramatic chops in TV director John Lee's sophomore feature film, False Positive. A fresh cinematic face where she gets the opportunity [...]
No Sudden Move
Prolific auteur Steven Soderbergh always takes great liberties stylistically and visually, no matter what film he's crafting, or what genre he dives into. His latest film to hit HBO Max, [...]
Good on Paper
liza Shlesinger's amusing but clunky Good on Paper, directed by actress and Hollywood TV director, Kimmy Gatewood, is mostly a clever and highly watchable rom-com that is now streaming on [...]
Zola
Writer-director Janicza Bravo will certainly be a familiar name for her latest film, her sophomore feature titled Zola, which may be the very first film that I'm aware of that [...]