Fantastic Fest 2024 Movie Reviews: ‘Anora’ and ‘Saturday Night’
Fantastic Fest 2024 is well underway and I had a chance to catch two more films screening there, Sean Baker’s
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Drama Films & Shows
‘The Penguin’ Premiere Review: A Shocking Start To A Promising Season
Although The Batman sequel is seemingly far away, fans of both DC and the universe put together by Matt Reeves
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‘Red Rooms’ Movie Review with John & Vin
Red Rooms is a festival favorite film from writer-director Pascal Plante. The movie is already streaming in its home country
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‘Blink Twice’ Announces Zoë Kravitz As A Genre Filmmaker To Be Reckoned With
A directorial debut is a statement of intent. Especially when an actor makes the jump from in front to behind
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‘Trap’ Movie Is M. Night Shyamalan at His Most Personal and Cynical
It’s incredible how much my opinion of M. Night Shyamalan shifted almost overnight after sitting in front of his 2019
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Fantasia Fest 2024 Review: ‘The Beast Within’, A Gothic Tale of Childhood Trauma
Fantasia Fest brought an unusual horror movie that touches on childhood trauma. The Beast Within brings back the old-school flavor
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Fantasia Fest 2024 Review: Exciting Action Doesn’t Quite Save ‘Out of the Shadow’
Competing for the Cheval Noir Award at the Fantasia International Film Festival, Ricky Ko’s Out of the Shadow has all
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Fantasia Fest 2024 Review: ‘Tatsumi’ is an Unimpressive Mob Thriller
With the Fantasia International Festival well underway, there are plenty of movies to still enjoy and appreciate in the Hall
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‘Twisters’ Review: A Rehash That Somehow Thrills
Twisters is not the typical sequel or legacy sequel. Since 2015, every studio has tried to capture the same nostalgic
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‘Those About to Die’: A Gritty Look at Ancient Rome’s Gladiators
Those About to Die is a new show on Peacock which tells the story of gladiators, corrupted politics and people
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Netflix’s ‘SupaCell’ is a Slowburn Superhero Series
How far would you go to save someone you love? For most of us, the answer is clear-we’d go to
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‘Horizon: An America Saga – Chapter One’: Costner’s Large-Scale, Slow Western is Pure Cinema
‘Horizon: An America Saga – Chapter One’ is incomplete by design, but what’s here is so great that it merits trusting the process.
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