Anton Corbijn’s latest feature, a metatextual thriller centered around the legendary and famously thorny author Patricia Highsmith (Helen Mirren), lands squarely in middle-of-the-road territory. Adapted from Joanna Murray-Smith’s stage play, [...]
Having been a script on Hollywood’s Black List, a list of unproduced but highly esteemed spec scripts floating around the industry, One Night Only is one of the few to have actually [...]
Director Rob Petit proved with his short films, Blackbird and Upstream, that he could create interesting images and hold the attention of an audience. In his debut feature, a documentary [...]
The first Scary Movie was in constant rotation as a video store rental staple for many fellow 90's babies. Back in the day when raunchy R-rated comedies were among the biggest [...]
The Everglades region of Florida has seen a rise in invasive species over the last four decades, but none with the power to capture the public imagine quite like the [...]
Boots Riley's sophomore feature follows the same formula as his debut, Sorry to Bother You—a film that holds immense visual invention, but one where the invention is ultimately overcooked. The [...]
The fourth anthology film in the Star Wars saga from co-writer/director Jon Favreau and co-writer Dave Filoni, The Mandalorian and Grogu certainly carries on the spirit of the hit Disney+ [...]
Olivier Assayas is a director who has done many different sorts of films, but ultimately they are always centered on intense characters caught in remarkable situations. Sometimes, the works are [...]
Two Pianos is the new, highly melodramatic work from the French writer-director Arnaud Desplechin starring Francois Civil as a pianist, brough back to his hometown of Lyon, by his former [...]
If you order a daiquiri and then expect Dom Perignon, the joke is on you. At the same time, you can have standards regarding the quality of that daiquiri, setting [...]
