Wake Up Dead Man: Benoit Blanc’s return is bloody great
Once again, Rian Johnson has whipped up a cacophony of murderous mayhem.
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Train Dreams: Does one life matter?
“The world needs a hermit in the woods as much as a preacher in the pulpit.” What is the meaning...
A House of Dynamite: Do we know what we’re in for?
From several different perspectives, A House of Dynamite gives us the experience of how a nuclear...
Ballad of a Small Player: Colin Farrell is reaching for redemption
Cinema can’t seem to resist the story of a high stakes gambler. From Leaving Las Vegas to Casino...
Frankenstein: Guillermo del Toro’s reimagining is very much alive
It’s worth noting that the film features some wonderful performances by its cast, especially Elordi who delivers a potentially award-worthy performance as Frankenstein’s monster. However, without question, the brightest star on display is del Toro himself. Here, the Oscar-winning director’s visual sensibilities are so stunning that one cannot help but be swept away by its massive scope.
KPop Demon Hunters: Whose Voice Do You Hear?
When my kids first asked me to watch a movie on Netflix called KPop Demon Hunters, I was...
KPop Demon Hunters: Part supernatural action, part K-pop spectacle, and all heart.
Don’t let the wild title fool you. KPop Demon Hunters may sound like an over-the-top concept (and...
From D.C. To Korea, Jesse Collin is back as Dodge in The Recruit Season 2
It’s hard to imagine Jesse Collin doing anything else besides acting. His life path was made clear...
Will & Harper – New old friends
“Will I be making a completely new friend?” Will & Harper, a documentary directed by Josh...
Mary – Coming-of Age Nativity
“You may think you know my story. Trust me, you don’t” In time for the Advent season, Netflix is...
Leave the World Behind: Isolation & Opposition
When the Sandford family takes a weekend to escape their busy urban life in Brooklyn, they leave...
May December: Sitting Uncomfortably
Directed by Todd Haynes, May December tells the story of Elizabeth Berry (Natalie...
AFIFest: Stamped from the Beginning
Roger Ross Williams opens (and will close) his adaptation of Ibram X. Kendi’s history of racist...