Reviews
Paul Greengrass Returns To His Roots With 22 July
‘The Conners’ Proves That ‘Roseanne’ Never Relied On Its Star, But Its Characters
Challenging ‘Camping’ Continues Dunham’s Love For the Unloveable
Haunting ‘Hill House’ Elevates Horror Genre
Damien Chazelle’s Astonishing First Man Makes Landfall
Damien Chazelle has made three major films now that have embedded themselves into American culture. Chazelle is the only American...
Review: If Beale Street Could Talk – Barry Jenkins’ Story of Pure Love and American Injustice
“I hope that nobody has ever had to look at anybody they love through glass.” ― James Baldwin, If Beale...
‘Big Mouth’ Continues to Show the Hell of Puberty
Green Book – One of the Best Films of the Year and a Career High for the Shape Shifter that is Viggo Mortensen
Peter Farrelly's Green Book, which surprised everyone when it won in Toronto, is the kind of movie the gives back...
The Fire Fury of Lady Gaga Comes Alive in A Star Is Born
It's been a year where many actors have turned to directing. Joel Edgerton's second feature, Boy Erased, is one. Jonah...
Review: Quincy – Essential Viewing Into The Making Of A Musical Genius
With over 79 Grammy nominations, 27 wins, an EGOT under his belt, and a career that has spanned over 50...
Searching Is More Than A Stunt
Review: The Little Stranger – A Gothic Horror With Insidious Depth
Glenn Close Paints Her Masterpiece With The Wife
It’s been said that though women are capable of writing the Great American Novel, the writers who achieve the kind...
Review : Crazy Rich Asians Is The Romantic Comedy Underrepresented Asians Need
Review: BlacKkKlansman. It’s The One Film of 2018 That You Must See
This Friday Spike Lee's BlacKkKlansman will arrive in cinemas and it's going to be talked about right through Oscar season....
‘Better Call Saul’ Returns In Style
Bo Burnham’s Eighth Grade Sets the Bar High Heading into Oscar Season
"And those of us with ravaged faces Lacking in the social graces Desperately remained at home Inventing lovers on the...
Let the People Slay, Down at ‘Castle Rock’
Blindspotting: Rafael Casal and Daveed Diggs’ Love Letter to Oakland
Granik’s Leave No Trace and the Transformative Power of Cinema
There is a scene in Debra Granik’s remarkable, unmissable film "Leave No Trace" where a young girl learns about bees....