‘Now You See Me: Now You Don’t’ Doesn’t Conjure Up Much Magic
As J. Daniel Atlas states in this film, “In the world of magic, everything that disappears reappears.” The same rings
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‘Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere’ Biopic Tries but Fails to Overcome Clichéd Trappings
Music biopics are in a bit of a rut when it comes to innovation lately. While there’s always the occasional
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‘Ballad of a Small Player’ is Energetic, Stylish yet Familiar
Ballad of a Small Player is a fascinating follow-up to Edward Berger’s Conclave. Most of Conclave’s tone was overly serious
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‘Roofman’: An Absolute Charmer That’s an Enduring Portrait of A True Story
There comes a point in Derek Cianfrance’s Roofman where the thought of “What if I made different choices?” comes into
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Fantastic Fest 2025: ‘If I Had Legs I’d Kick You’ Explores the Stresses of Motherhood
Our Fantastic Fest 2025 coverage continues with an unexpected gem. The movie If I Had Legs, I’d Kick You made
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‘One Battle After Another Review’: A Blistering and Timely American Saga
There comes a time within every couple of years of film where you get something so special, so relevant to
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‘Twinless’ is a Beautifully Strange Story of Grief
The film Twinless discusses the tragedy of losing a twin. For most of us, it’s not a common experience we
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‘Caught Stealing’: A Rock Solid, Slick, and Gritty Mid-Budget Crime Caper
Darren Aronofsky has always been a tricky filmmaker to pin down. A filmography featuring crowd-pleasing award winners like The Whale
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‘Highest 2 Lowest’: Spike Lee’s Electric Reinvention of the Classic Kurosawa Film
Spike Lee is one of the best filmmakers that we have, still making films, has returned with Highest 2 Lowest, starring
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Fantasia Film Festival 2025 ‘Foreigner’ and ‘Hellcat’ Movie Reviews
Our Fantasia Film Festival 2025 coverage continues with two unique films that explore themes of isolation. The first is a
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Fantasia Film Festival 2025: ‘Rewrite’ Offers Complex and Sincere Sci-Fi
Each year, covering Fantasia Film Festival reminds me of how dull America’s writing has become. Rewrite exemplifies this idea, not
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‘Eddington’ Review: Ari Aster Made A ‘South Park’ Movie
Eddington wears the skin of a Coen Brothers movie while utilizing the comedic mechanics of a South Park episode. The
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